The Cook Islands joined fellow Pacific SIDS (Small Island Developing States) in Palau this week to discuss preparations for Pre-COP31 and the Second International Conference on the Just Transition ...

Cook Islands environmental non-government organisation, Te Ipukarea Society (TIS) is calling for transparency and public oversight regarding the increasing involvement of United States (US) investors ...

Cook Islands AirBadminton team has returned from the Australian AirBadminton Championships, bringing home medals from their first international competition.

Vodafone Cook Islands has extended its support for the Cocobots Cook Islands robotics club, coming on board for another year with additional sponsorship to help Team Cook Islands compete at the 2026 ...

A special meeting will be held on September 16 to determine the next steps in the ongoing dispute over the Pu Tapere O Maraerenga, including whether a run off or new election should be held.

Tourism is more than the places we visit, it is shaped by the people who create meaningful experiences, pass on knowledge, protect what makes our islands special, and open new pathways for those who ...

Greenpeace Aotearoa has labelled the recent announcement of a United States (US) and New Zealand $101million co-funded project for the port of Penrhyn ‘a gross act of colonialism and resource grabbing ...

Foreign Minister Tingika Elikana expressed humility after retaining his Pukapuka-Nassau seat in the final election count ...

Cook Islands United Party leader Teariki Heather will nominate his younger brother, Robert, as Leader of the Opposition, while focusing personally on rebuilding the party for 2030. Cook Islands United ...

The upcoming attachment of a United States scientist to the Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Authority (SBMA) has drawn sharp criticism from a local environmental group, which questions the appointment ...

Miss Cook Islands Tiare Henry-Anguna continued to showcase Cook Islands culture during her Miss World 2026 journey in Vietnam ...