Cook Islands youth at this year’s Te Maeva Nui, the annual Constitution Day celebration, delivered a strong message that they are determined to keep their culture alive, writes Tiana Haxton/RNZ Pacific journalist and presenter.
Cook Islands youngsters ‘not willing to give up our culture’
Cook Islands News, 21 August 2026, Cook Islands
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