Cook Islands

Cases of dengue fever have been confirmed on the Cook Islands' Pa Enua, or outer islands, despite the number of cases in the country declining.

About five Cook Islands families were driven from their homes by flooding this week, during a downpour that brought a month's worth of rain to Rarotonga.

NZ's largest airport says it'll be ready to operate a travel bubble with Covid-free Pacific countries by 17 August, if given the green-light. Audio

2020 marks the 9th year Cook Island communities across Aotearoa New Zealand are celebrating their language week.

Two of NZ's busiest airports have sketched out their plans for an international travel bubble, including the Pacific, should the government announce one.

Cook Islands Police have delayed the compulsory wearing of motorcycle helmets for two months.

The ninth Cook Islands Language Week has been launched in New Zealand with the minister responsible paying tribute to the longevity of the event.

The Cook Islands Opposition is demanding changes to the To Tatou Vai Authority Bill.

Surgeon John Dunn says New Zealand is risking killing the Cook Islands tourism industry with kindness.

Cook Islanders upset over the government's To Tatou Vai bill say public consultations on the legislation are no more than window dressing.

Further protest marches are being planned in the Cook Islands over the To Tatou Vai bill.

The Cook Islands government says it is continuing to work hard to get a so-called air-bridge cleared with New Zealand.

The Cook Islands and NZ governments have again delayed announcing details of a so-called 'air-bridge' between the two countries.