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STUFF A new series from Stuff, in partnership with Māori Television and the Pacific Media Network, counters falsehoods about the Covid-19 vaccine. Covid-19 vaccines from New Zealand will be rolled out in the Cook Islands from next week and as early as June for Niue, the Government has confirmed. Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta and Associate Health and Foreign Affairs Minister Aupito Sio announced the roll-out will begin in the Cook Islands from May 19, followed by Niue and Tokelau. “This continues our ongoing commitment to support our Pacific neighbours through the increased chall...

Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown has announced this week that the Covid-19 vaccination roll-out will commence from next Tuesday.

Rarotonga bubble ready: Cook Islands' advice to Kiwi visitors 10 May, 2021 11:25 PM 8 minutes to read "Eease into the groove" Cook Island businesses ask Kiwis for patience and to enjoy the restart. Photo / Supplied, Koka Lagoon Cruises "Eease into the groove" Cook Island businesses ask Kiwis for patience and to enjoy the restart. Photo / Supplied, Koka Lagoon Cruises Thomas Bywater is a writer and digital producer for Herald Travelthomas.bywater@nzherald.co.nz@ThomasBywater Next Monday, the first jets full of quarantine-free travellers will touch down at Rarotonga airport. The Cook Islands ...

The travel bubble is set to begin on May 17. Those of us who complain our way through New Zealand’s cold winters will be turning cartwheels at the prospect of a Pacific Island holiday this year. Raro, it has been way too long. If you’re after a laid-back break with beautiful beaches, excellent food, and very little prospect of getting lost, it’s hard to go past the Cooks. Especially since it’s the only Pacific Island we’ll have a travel bubble with for the time being. COOK ISLANDS TOURISM/Supplied Aitutaki is a stereotypically stunning South Pacific paradise.

Building consents worth $21.5m approved for lakefront spa projects 15 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 4 minutes to read New QE Health building concept design. Image / Supplied Rotorua Daily Post Rotorua's reputation as an international destination for chilling out in hot water is about to get a $21.5 million investment injection. Building consents have been granted for two commercial spa developments on the geothermal city's lakefront - which is also undergoing a makeover. Consent applications have been approved for work worth $13.5m for Rotorua's iconic QE Health development and work to...