Islanders can become more resilient to rising seas and extreme weather by protecting marine habitats and adapting farming ...

The Cook Islands National Superannuation Fund (CINSF) is designed as a pension scheme, not a savings account, says its chief ...

The Cook Islands, which lies halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand, has long had to navigate around larger powers. First annexed by Britain in 1901, it became a New Zealand colony soon after.

In the Cook Islands, I soon learned, there is no traffic, people smile at one another and the air is scented with plumeria. Plus, for $53 a night, any guest can receive a royal welcome. Advertisement ...

The Cook Islands do not issue their own passports, but their people are citizens of New Zealand, with residential status within the islands. Due to this arrangement, the Cook Islands are not ...

The funding cut leaves the Cook Islands facing a sudden financial shortfall, prompting warnings that Wellington's approach ...

The news - amid a stoush over the region's relationship with China - only emerged as Prime Minister Christopher Luxon ...

And about 400 people protested at the Cook Islands parliament in the capital, Avarua, on Tuesday after Brown returned from China, according to news outlets there.

The 15-island country is named for a British explorer, but a member of the committee looking at the issue said that “now we can have a name we choose.” ...

Since its inception in 1984, the Cook Islands Trust has been well regarded as one of the gold standards of wealth protection and is a formidable addition to any estate planning strategy.

Survivor: Cook Islands is getting really good, with a team to finally root for in the underdog Aitu tribe. Last week, Candice and Jonathan mutinied and joined the Raro tribe. Aitu won both the ...

There are also people in the Cook Islands who don’t agree with seabed mining but will only talk to me off the record. A few insist on meeting under cover of night.