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Solutions to Cooks Muri lagoon algal bloom proposed
The Cook Islands government is planning on dredging Muri lagoon to rid it of an algal bloom it has labelled a national disaster. Audio
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Push for injunction over Cooks/EU fish deal still alive in court
Push for injunction over Cooks/EU fish deal still alive in court
The Cook Islands High Court has declined Crown Law's request that an application for a judicial review and interim injunction on a fishing deal with the European Union be struck out.
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Muri lagoon in Cooks could be dredged
Muri lagoon in Cooks could be dredged
The Cook Islands government is planning on dredging Muri Lagoon to rid it of an algal bloom it has labelled a national disaster.
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Cooks MPs get brand new bikes from China
Cooks MPs get brand new bikes from China
The Cook Islands' 24 MPs are the recipients of brand new quad bikes gifted by China.
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Reef pipeline rejected by Rarotonga authorities
Reef pipeline rejected by Rarotonga authorities
Environment authorities in the Cook Islands have rejected a proposal to build a fuel pipeline crossing the reef around Rarotonga.
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Cooks opposition coalition splits
Cooks opposition coalition splits
The opposition coalition in the Cook Islands has split following the Democratic Party leader's retraction of support for his counterpart in the One Cook Islands Party who's facing trial for…
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Pacific leaders call for climate action
Pacific leaders call for climate action
Pacific Island nations have told the United Nations climate change summit in Paris they are already feeling the effects of climate change and urgent action is needed. Audio
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Naming berry brands 'not helpful' - MPI
Naming berry brands 'not helpful' - MPI
A number of frozen berry brands have been linked to Hepatitis A cases but warning consumers which ones won't help, the Ministry for Primary Industries says. Audio
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Pacific leaders urge climate action
Audio 1 Dec 2015Pacific Island nations have told the United Nations climate change summit in Paris they are already bearing the brunt of the effects of climate change and urgent action is needed. Audio
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Tuni downgraded to tropical depression
Tuni downgraded to tropical depression
The Cook Islands Meteorological service says tropical cyclone Tuni has been downgraded to a tropical depression.
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Sport: Vaka Eiva organisers target bigger turnout
Sport: Vaka Eiva organisers target bigger turnout
Organisers of Rarotonga's annual Vaka Eiva canoeing festival believe there is still room to grow.
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Key pushes to end fossil fuel subsidies
COP21: NZ faces unique climate change challenges - Key
Fossil fuel subsidies must be axed, Prime Minister John Key has told the UN climate change conference in Paris.
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Tuni continues to weaken as it approaches Cook Islands
Tuni continues to weaken as it approaches Cook Islands
The Cook Islands Meteorological Service says Cyclone Tuni is likely to weaken before it reaches Rarotonga but people should still be prepared.
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Cooks doctor told not to facilitate abortion appointments
Cooks doctor told not to facilitate abortion appointments
The Cook Islands Ministry of Health has stopped the country's only gynaecologist from sending patients wanting abortions to the Epsom Day Clinic in Auckland.
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Cooks prepares for possible cyclone
Cooks prepares for possible cyclone
The Cook Islands Meteorological Service is preparing to face Cyclone Tuni if it tracks closer to the island chain.
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Missing climber believed to be dead
Missing climber believed to be dead
The search for a climber missing on Aoraki-Mt Cook is now a recovery mission, police say.
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Pacific leaders ready for Paris climate talks
Pacific leaders ready for Paris climate talks
Ten Pacific leaders will have a chance to tell the world how climate change is already affecting their countries as they speak at the opening of negotiations in Paris tomorrow.
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Sport: Cooks rugby hopes to attract talent for RWC qualification
Sport: Cooks rugby hopes to attract talent for RWC qualification
The Cook Islands are hoping more high profile players will make themselves available now that there is a clearer pathway towards qualification for the next world cup.
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Sport: Pacific finish well down at weightlifting champs
Sport: Pacific finish well down at weightlifting champs
Papua New Guinean Loa Dika Toua has emerged with the best result of the Pacific contingent at the IWF World Weightlifting Championships in Houston.
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Niue still on warning as cyclone nears
Niue still on warning as cyclone nears
Niue is still on alert as Cyclone Tuni moves closer in an easterly direction.
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Cooks lagoon 'crisis' could mean action - marine scientist
Cooks lagoon 'crisis' could mean action - marine scientist
A marine scientist in the Cook Islands says the government calling the state of Muri lagoon a national disaster could finally mean some real action on the issue.
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Zika fever linked to foetal damage
Zika fever linked to foetal damage
A mosquito-borne disease that has spread to the Pacific Islands is now reported to damage unborn children.
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Sport: Weather gods prove a challenge for Vaka Eiva organisers
Sport: Weather gods prove a challenge for Vaka Eiva organisers
One of the choppier Vaka Eiva canoeing festivals in recent memory comes to a close today in Rarotonga.
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Tagata o te Moana for 28 November 2015
Audio 28 Nov 2015A specialist in Vanuatu governance issues says the president's dissolution of parliament comes as little surprise; Australia is lambasted for its silence on the crisis in Nauru; A Pacific academic… Audio
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Same-sex renewal of vows barred in Cook Islands
A gay couple who were hoping to renew their vows on a Cook Island beach last weekend, have been barred by the local community. Audio