MyWiki:WikiProject Cook Islands/Requested articles

Cook Islands

• redlinks on Outline of the Cook Islands
  • Name of the Cook Islands (etymology)
  • Geography
    • Area of the Cook Islands
    • Population of the Cook Islands
    • Environment
      • Biosphere reserves in the Cook Islands
      • File:Symbol redirect vote2.svg Fauna of the Cook Islands
      • National parks of the Cook Islands
      • Protected areas of the Cook Islands
      • Natural Geographic Features
        • Valleys of the Cook Islands
        • Volcanoes in the Cook Islands
        • Waterfalls of the Cook Islands
    • Regions
      • Regions of the Cook Islands
  • Government and Politics
    • Local government in the Cook Islands
    • Law and Order
      • Crime in the Cook Islands
      • Freedom of religion in the Cook Islands
      • Law of the Cook Islands
• redlinks on List of schools in the Cook Islands
• redlinks on the national redlist
• redlinks on Cook Islands national rugby league team, and on all the national teams linked in {{National sports teams of the Cook Islands}}
• 1st Cook Islands Parliament
• 2nd Cook Islands Parliament
• 3rd Cook Islands Parliament
• 4th Cook Islands Parliament
• 5th Cook Islands Parliament
• 6th Cook Islands Parliament
• 7th Cook Islands Parliament
• 8th Cook Islands Parliament
• 9th Cook Islands Parliament
• Agnes Bell, Atlantic, and Makea Ariki - all wrecked at Rarotonga in 1884
• Andrea Eimke - artist
• Angelina Tuara, politician
• Araura Primary School
• Arorangi School, Cook Islands
• Attina Sawtell - runner
• Avatea School
• Barque Sargossa - shipwreck in Mangaia
• File:Symbol redirect vote2.svg Constitution of the Cook Islands
• Cook Islands Executive Council
• Cook Islands General Transport - shipping company
• Cook Islands Herald
• David Marama Hosking, Speaker of Parliament
• Dr. Teariki Matenga, politician
• Eugene Tatuava, politician
• Executive Council of the Cook Islands - see Cook Islands Court of Appeal
• Geoffrey Heather, politician
• Infrastructure Cook Islands - government ministry
• Keni Moeroa - MNZM
• Koutu Nui
• Lauaki Jason Annandale - solicitor-general [1]
• Law of the Cook Islands
• Lily Ngaata - marathon runner
• Lucky School, Palmerston Island
• Malcolm Grant Sword (1929 - 1985) - entrepreneur
• Manea Tamarua, politician, early CIP deputy
• Mangaia School
• Mauke School
• Miss Ulysses of Puka-Puka - book
• Moana Nui - ran aground in Nassau
• Moetu Tangitamaiti - athlete
• Muri Beach
• MV Mataora - shipwreck in Rarotonga
• Nassau School
• New Zealand Rarotongan Company
• Nga Teao Papatua - public servant
• Nihi Vini, politician
• Nikao School
• Niua School
• Nooapii Tearea - Ombudsman
• Oliver Dare - resident commissioner 1960-65
• Ombudsman (Cook Islands)
• Omoka School
• Paora Teiti, politician
• Papa Pukeiti, politician
• Peter Tom Marsters - Boxer
• Rakahanga School
• Raututi Taringa, Speaker of Parliament
• RMS Maitai - shipwreck in Avarua harbour
• Robert Fisher (judge) (born 1941) - judge of the Cook Islands Court of Appeal
• Roseline Blake - diplomat
• Rutaki School
• Takitumu School
• Tamarii Tutangata - public servant (bio)
• Tangata Nekeare - politician
• Tauhunu School
• Te Maeva Nui
• Teanuanua Teariki Kamana - sportsman
• Ted Nia - film-maker obit
• File:Symbol redirect vote2.svg Telecom Cook Islands
• Teremoana Maua-Hodges QSM
• Tetautua School
• Titikaveka College
• Tina Iro - 2022 Cook Islander of the year [2]
• Tiaki Wuatai, politician
• Tukao School
• Tumoana Pakari - marathon runner
• Tupui Henry, politician
• Uaongo Areai athlete - gold at 1985 SP mini games
• Unakea Kauvai OBE - weightlifter and public servant
• Upokomaki Simpson, politician
• Vaitau Primary School
• Vaka Paikea
• William Estall, politician, Cabinet Minister and pre-independence Leader of Government Business
• William Tailby - resident commissioner 1943-51