Janet Akai

I teia tuatau i te Ipukarea e kua arai iatu te au manuiri mei vao mai, kua akamata te iti tangata i te kite i tetai turanga kare i kitea iana e tetai maataanga o te au mapu mari ua ko te au metua. Kua akakite oki tetai tangata e “reka tikai au e kua […]

Written by Florence Syme Buchanan Pictured: MP Tina Browne The stance of extreme caution taken by the ministry of Health Te Marae Ora to double quarantine and twice Covid-19 test returning Cook Islands residents has been supported by the Democratic Party opposition leader Tina Browne and her caucus. “We would rather see our health ministry

I te ra 29 o Aperira, kua akatu’era’ia atu te au mataara ‘ōu ki te ruāvai ‘i Vaitango i Akatokamanava. I raro ake i te Papa Ture Taporoporo o te Ipukarea, ko teia tu ‘anga’anga ka anoano’ia tetai EIA(Environment Impact Assesment). Ko teia te aite’anga, kia akarakara matatio’ia te kino e te meitaki ta teia

“Im glad I’m not involved directly with taking swaps and the dealing with Covid-19, but just the thought of exposing my children to the virus makes me go the extra mile in ensuring that I’m clean and the house is clean before I bring them home from my aunty’s. This is what I think of

Noo ki te Kainga (Stay Home) ‘E mea pu’apinga mē ka rauka tā’au ‘anga’anga mē kore ‘āpi’i ‘i te rave mai mei te ngutu’are, no’o atu ki te ngutu’are We must continue to stay home, and this includes working and learning from home if you can. ‘Auraka ē tuku ma’ata atu ‘i te teta’i ‘uātu

‘I teia ‘epetoma ka ‘ārāvei atu tātou ‘i te Kōpu Tangata Puka. Ko Melemele Puka ‘e tangata Tokelau ‘aia ‘ē ko tōna tokorua ko Liana Miriau ‘e tamā’ine Kūki ‘Ᾱirani mei Tumutevarovaro ‘ē, Araura enua ‘E no Enuamanu mai aia. ‘Ē ‘itu ā rāua tamariki ‘i te kātoatoa. ‘I teia nei kua piritia mai rātou

Photo: Titikaveka MP Selina Napa and Ivirua MP Agnes Armstrong Two more Democratic MP’s have volunteered to undergo pay cuts to show solidarity with the community struggling through the economic storm wrecked by Covid-19 the world over. Titikaveka MP Sel Napa and Ivirua MP Agnes Armstrong have both stepped up and offered to have their

Emotions were in high supply today for the group of 41 elderly Cook Islands’ men and women that were in lockdown for the last month and residing at the Atiu Hall in Favona, Auckland. Following the official announcement of a repatriation process for returning Cook Islands and residents last night, the group were immediately informed

I teia tuatau ia tatou I roto I te Turanga Teateamamao 4 kua aravei atu te Kura Ora I tetai tamaine Kuki Airani e angaanga nei ki roto I tetai tuanga angaanga ka rauka ua I te rave meui tetai ngai uatu I roto I teia nei ao. Ko teia tamaine ko Geresoma Tereinga Ringiao

Photo by: Justine Flanagan, from Te Vai Ora Maori | Clean Safe Water Rarotonga In January 2020 a water engineer was appointed by the High Court to review the new Te Mato Vai water treatment system – prior to operation. His report estimated the amount of waste that will be generated due to the proposed