Cook Islands
Bibilia Tapu: New edition of Cook Islands Māori Bible set for launch
The journey toward this new edition began in 2017 when the Bible Society announced that the existing hard copy Cook Islands Māori Bible could no longer be reprinted.
News in Cook islands Maori for 14 February 2026
The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
News in Cook Islands Maori for 12 February 2026
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Businesses in Cook Islands frustrated by banking error
Businesses in the Cook Islands say they have been frustrated by customer complaints and accusations following payment double-ups affecting foreign Visa card users. Audio
News in Cook islands Maori for 11 February 2026
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Cook Islands parliament to hold first sitting focused on three major bills
The clerk of parliament says it will be business as usual and planned with no major changes to the agenda.
Cook Islands records first dengue death
The Cook Islands has reported the first dengue fever-related death of the current outbreak. Audio
Cook Islands reports dengue death, amid increase in outbreak
A clinician says dengue fever vaccines should be made available in New Zealand, as the Cook Islands reports a death from their current outbreak - an outbreak that has seen cases in Aotearoa grow too.
Cocaine-linked vessel departs after ‘necessary remedial work’
The vessel, which was intercepted with tonnes of cocaine before arriving in Rarotonga under a distress call for engine repairs, departed Avatiu Port Wednesday NZT.
Full immersion school opens in Rarotonga to save Māori language
"Cook Islands Māori is on the trajectory to becoming an extinct language." Audio
News in Cook Islands Maori for 5 February 2026
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Travellers urged to 'take extra precaution' as dengue persists in Cook Islands
New Zealanders returning from tropical getaways in the Cook Islands are arriving home carrying the dengue virus, prompting local authorities to warn travellers to remain extra vigilant. Audio
NZ on alert with dengue fever still present in the Pacific
The Cook Islands health ministry says New Zealand has raised concerns travelers are returning from holiday in Rarotonga with symptoms of dengue fever. Audio
First full immersion Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani for Raroton
Parents are celebrating the launch of the first full immersion Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani primary school in Rarotonga. Audio
Cook Islands authorities say departure date 'unknown' for cocaine-tainted vessel
The MV Raider, which was intercepted by French authorities with 4.87 tonnes of cocaine on board mid-last month, entered Rarotonga waters last week under a distress call for engine repairs.
Tourism operators blamed for double-charges after major bank error
A Rarotonga bank is working to reverse a series of duplicate transaction errors affecting foreign Visa cardholders from November 2025.
News in Cook Islands Maori for 30 January 2026
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Financial stress and jealousy driving domestic violence
"Some women are told their partner has another relationship. When they ask questions, they get a hiding," a Cook Islands Police senior sergeant says.
Cook Islands says sanctioned oil tanker falsely using its flag
The Bertha is among at least 16 vessels reportedly attempting to evade US blockades in Venezuela.
Young Cook Islanders take to the stage in Manukau
200 young Cook Islanders gathered in Manukau recently, all dressed up to take to the stage for a performance to celebrate and share their culture. Audio