Cook Islands opposition nervous about travel bubble - a podcast by RNZ

The Cook Islands Prime Minister is delighted the date has finally been set for a two-way travel bubble with New Zealand.
Struggling Cook Island businesses can't wait for the 17 May.
Mark Brown says his government has been "uncompromising" in protecting the health of its residents through the pandemic, but that meant great sacrifices for separated families and local businesses.
The leader of the Cook Islands Opposition party is warning about the risks the bubble.
Tina Browne is the Democratic party leader.
She spoke to Susie Ferguson.

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