The Cook Islands community are the second largest Pacific ethnic group in New Zealand (after Samoans) making up 20% (61,839) of the Pacific population
At the Cook Islands Development Agency New Zealand (CIDANZ) we have been working alongside Cook Islands and Pacific families over the past 10 years to
The Pacific Social Enterprise Symposium 2019 brought together some of the brightest minds across the globe to provide insights into the enterprising world of our
The Turama Health Conference was held in Otahuhu at the Kath Day Hall. The conference was an opportunity for our communities to come together to
A concept plan has been developed for the future development and use of Old School Reserve on Kirkbride Road in Māngere. The Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local
The birth of CIDANZ came from a place of determination to see our Cook Islands people becoming self-sustaining, financially free, culturally richer, and thriving in
TE ARA – The Cook Islands Museum of Cultural Enterprise was established in Rarotonga early 2017. It is an exciting new concept in Cook
“It takes a child to raise a village” has been a concept our communities have lived by for many years, and continued to do
“Akamaroiroi tatou na e akaketaketa no to tatou nei au tangata, e te au Oire o to tatou Atua, e na Iahova e rave
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