Proper noun
Rarotonga
The largest and most populous island of the Cook Islands.
1924 — The All Black Invincibles stop in Rarotonga on their way to the United Kingdom and play a friendly match against a scratch Rarotongan team. Source: Internet
Boys Brigade review on 25 April 2005 ( Rarotonga Antarctica * Scott Base holds a ceremony honouring the fallen on Anzac Day. Source: Internet
Cook Islands Television broadcasts from Rarotonga, providing a mix of local news and overseas-sourced programs. Source: Internet
"In 14 days' time, if we got a flight from Rarotonga it would have a whole pier at the airport to itself and it will have 10 air-bridges to pull up at," said Auckland Airport's Mick Cottrell. Source: Internet
An Asian Development Bank mission visited Rarotonga from October 5 to 15, to undertake a macroeconomic assessment of the Cook Islands economy. Source: Internet
As executive officer, John spend a whole year living in Rarotonga after he was appointed and during that time he was being paid in full while an inexperienced acting executive looked after the island’s finances. Source: Internet