We are the People.
We are the People. The following comments are made, in part, as a response to the statements made by the Honourable Prime […]
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Golden apples or Forbidden Fruit?
Golden apples or Forbidden Fruit? This week we took advantage of the invitation to the ceremony for signing of the deep sea […]
Inspiring Conservation through Art
Outdoor murals or sculptures provide a creative opportunity to engage the public in clever designs but also provide people with underlying messages. […]
Youngsters get involved with world wetlands day 2022
Youngsters get involved with world wetlands day 2022 Article by: Gabriella Napa On Wednesday 02 February a number of young Cook Islanders […]
Afterlife of car tyres – To sink or let sit?
Written by Teariki Pennycook Over a large period of time, the Cook Islands Motor Centre where I am currently employed, had exceeded […]
KIA ORANA TO THE CONSCIOUS TRAVELLER
KIA ORANA TO THE CONSCIOUS TRAVELLER It’s time to think differently about how and why you travel. Shift your perception of the […]
Taau Taku Tita
Taau, Taku Tita – young dancers encourage us to take responsibility for waste By Itirangi Pennycook Taau, taku tita. The latest dance […]
Maine Mura – Reusable Feminine Hygiene Products
Papaaroa Adventist School Papaaroa Adventist School was the first of 5 senior schools on Rarotonga to receive the Maine Mura campaign. The […]
Youth Media Team learns the ropes
Youth Media Team learns the ropes This week a group of keen teens gathered at Aroko salt marsh to learn first-hand about […]
Even the smallest splash can make a large ripple
There is a saying that goes “even the smallest splash can make a large ripple”. My name is Itirangi Pennycook, I’m 16 […]