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The Cook Island Tourism Industry Council is elated at the government's announcement of two new airline partnerships; however the benefits will not kick in until mid-2023.

The Cook Islands ministry of health is inspecting houses to eliminate mosquito breeding areas.

A retired Cook Islands accountant has accused the New Zealand government of selective means testing.

Cook Islands event promoter Glenda Tuaine says the economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic is set to catapult a new so-called 'creative economy'.

The Cook Islands government has contracted a firm to do millions of dollars worth of repairs on its trademark water project, Te Mato Vai. Audio

Nearly 1200 Cook Islands taxpayers have applied to have old taxes and penalties written off in return for agreeing to pay their main outstanding taxes.

It's all or nothing tonight with Tonga and the Cook Islands going head to head for a spot at the 2017 Rugby League World Cup.

The Cook Islands 2022 Budget, called 'Keeping the Faith', includes a boost to the pension and minimum wage.

Two of the Cook Islands biggest churches are the beneficiaries of nearly $US1 million of handouts from the government's budget.

The Cook Islands Prime Minister, Henry Puna, says he will organise a referendum on Aitutaki over whether to maintain Sunday flights between the island and Rarotonga.

Cook Islands health officials are concerned about a potential rise in mosquito breeding sites following recent heavy rainfall.

The Cook Islands Prime Minister intends asking his New Zealand counterpart why his government opposed a superannuation portability amendment that would have benefitted the islands.

Reports from the Cook Islands say Penryhn islanders are opposed to sea bed mining, purse-seining and making the island a fishing hub and a base for the police patrol boat.

People departing the Cook Islands will no longer have to complete a departure form at the airport.

Cook Island MPs need a pay rise, the country's deputy prime minister says.

Niue's fledgling international rugby league program steps up a gear next month after Cook Islands accepted their invitation for a match in Sydney.

The Cook Islands only barge, Waimarie, has sunk off Mauke after starting to fill with water on its way to Atiu.

Cook Islands police have outlined plans to take tough action over driver behaviour on Rarotonga.

The Cook Islands government has established a 50 nautical mile exclusion zone around each of the islands in the group.