US Edition“You know, what we do today becomes tomorrow’s culture.” - Emile Kairua on Te Maeva Nui
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“You know, what we do today becomes tomorrow’s culture.” - Emile Kairua on Te Maeva Nui
John Utanga | Senior Journalist The Cooks wrapped up its Te Maeva Nui (TMN) festival and 60th Anniversary in style this week, highlighting how Cook Islanders from all over the diaspora have made this event a success From the day participants started arriving on Rarotonga by boat from the outer Cook Islands or from overseas by plane, the country knew it was in for a big celebration. And among those eager arrivals were members of the Manihiki …
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