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FARK.com: Fark Video Player (13278056) Boat to table food in the Cook Islands includes a delay due to coconut milk delivery. Whatever, we're on island time - Vimarsana News

FARK.com: Fark Video Player (13278056) Boat to table food in the Cook Islands includes a delay due to coconut milk delivery. Whatever, we're on island time

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The Castanie Centre: A tribute to founding father of Catholic faith - Vimarsana News

The Castanie Centre: A tribute to founding father of Catholic faith

Nestled behind Nukutere College, the country’s 126-year-old first Catholic Church cathedral has been restored, renamed, and blessed. The ‘sacred building’ will now serve as a library, an art centre and a place of gathering for Nukutere College student and the diocese.

Thomas Wynne: Head of State Residence - A building that speaks of who we are - Vimarsana News

Thomas Wynne: Head of State Residence - A building that speaks of who we are

Tarai, is to build or to carve, to use a chisel to carve out something especially, but not exclusively, when we build vaka, writes Thomas Tarurongo Wynne.

Win free flights to Raro! The catch? You've gotta take your parents (like I did) - Vimarsana News

Win free flights to Raro! The catch? You've gotta take your parents (like I did)

Trust me, Mum can take your poolside thirst traps.

Raro welcomes the troops, 1919 - Cook Islands News - Vimarsana News

Raro welcomes the troops, 1919 - Cook Islands News

Cook Islanders returned from the first world war as changed men, but they still knew how to party, as these century old photos show, writes Rod Dixon.