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Chinese tractors on the move New task force meets 3 petitions going ahead as planned Supplementary budget in March Task force invites public input Legality of elections still questioned Exams papers lost Documents missing WEEKEND FEATURE ON THE STREET Summit to help with budget – Brown Alcohol blamed in 4 accidents Makeshift board game at Mauke Scout camp Cyclone turns toward Tonga NZ officials here for talks Back to school already at Nukutere Al Atas not on DPM’s action list George ponders switching sides Missing NCEA exam papers found Technical talks
Problem with Pukapuka petition Raro makes ‘true’ beachfront hotels Jumping through the info hoops Cruise ship business flows Employee of the year at Edgewater ‘Hayes report plays to New Zealand taxpayers’ ‘The Cook Islands has not failed’ Declining roll a concern Graduate wants to create a fitter, healthier Cook Islands Ex-journalist teaches media studies Tourism a new subject at Tereora New maths teacher loves culture Excited to show maths is fun and useful Let’s aim for a ‘first class’ education Healthy bodies = healthy minds Trades orientation Helpful tips for parents New principal for Araura DP loves his sports ‘Mr Beer’ returns to Tereora New travel course USP Cook Islands campus targets 30 PhDs by 2015 Recycling ‘a labour of love’ Nukutere back to school first Teaching life skills Minister seeks top man for Finsec job Heather to tour NZ waste facilities Bonefishing management planned Avid angler backs bonefishery Little Poly ranked 3rd by TripAdvisor Pacific Resort Aitutaki makes top 10 Community to celebrate loan repayment New home for PIAF Fishing licence audit completed Chef attributes success to local people New phone book out soon Dream becomes reality for chef Climate drives ciguatera fish poisoning in Rarotonga Kitesurfing event attracts world interest Polynesian Tattoo hut gutted by fire Mining specialist meets PM No fees for taskforce ‘Flying camp’ by Mauke Scouts Glassie has high hopes for Te Kura Ou School uniform sales thriving Bikes collide, riders hurt Mauke grateful for new tractor HIV workshop a success New mayor calls for unity Mauke teen attends Bluelight camp in NZ Drinking water project begins Dialogue in PI issues
CI league player steps up These kids just love their tennis! High calibre applicants for netball jobs Te Uki Ou sports writing Heath takes on the world’s best Volleyball fun and prizes League referees meet Waka ama gold for Sullivan Women’s rugby training Warriors take on Bullets Puaikura-Titikaveka lead cricket league Big winds a tough test High excitement at volleyball one-dayer Junior cricketers show skills Green and gold vs. black at Hash Netball coach has big goals Back on the beach
Sex and violence cases in court Name suppression denied
It’s colonial land court ‘injustice’ Bubble blower Good work! Yes or no will do Stop the crap Look at court examples Please, give the new PM a break Tuatau to te au mea katoatoa Aitutaki recovery effort defended Fish traps (pa’s) have cultural heritage Justice ad just propaganda Fishing deal covered up Remarks are racist You can’t stop pirates A radical new approach could open up economic development in outer islands
Representation without taxation WAIHEKE SHARES OUR CHALLENGES HEADACHE CURE CENTRE LESS BUMPY APOLOGY TO RASMUSSEN How much are they paid?
Kata - January 20, 2011 Kata - January 21, 2011
Muri volunteers clean up
Performing at festival Art and surf appeal Bonefishing enthusiast sees huge potential for Aitutaki Ingrid wants to give something back Technology behind new tour idea Fundraiser concert for flood victims Punanga Nui’s beginnings Domestic cricket heats up
Actions symbolise our attitude Preacher returns to teach on ‘end times’
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