PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Sept 4, CMC – The Trinidad and Tobago government Friday announced that it has completed a new ownership and management arrangement for the 405 room Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre The state-owned Evolving Technologies and Enterprise Development Company Limited (e Teck) in making the announcement said that under the previous arrangement, […]
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Should Act voters give their candidate vote to National? Paul Henry weighs in
The issue relates to the possibility of an overhang in Parliament.
Guyanese national arrested for smuggling cough syrup into Suriname
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Sept 4, CMC – The Bermuda government says St. Lucians will require a multi-re-entry visa issued by the United States, the United Kingdom or Canada to enter the British Overseas Territory as the David Burt government has announced new initiatives aimed at strengthening the island’s borders, addressing sham marriages and enhancing the integrity […]
Shanaka’s record-breaking century helps Patriots dismantle Kings
BASSETERRE, St Kitts, Sep 3, CMC – Dasun Shanaka blasted the fastest-ever century in Caribbean Premier League history to lead the St Kitts & Nevis Patriots to a humiliating 137-run thumping of the St Lucia Kings here on Thursday. Shanaka needed just 39 balls to reach three figures, on his way to bludgeoning an unbeaten […]
St Kitts & Nevis Patriots (235-4) defeat St Lucia Kings 98 (13.5 overs) by 137 runs – 25th match
BASSETERRE, St Kitts, Sep 3, CMC – The St Kitts & Nevis Patriots defeated the St Lucia Kings by 137 runs in the 25th match of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League at Warner Park here on Thursday. Scores ST KITTS & NEVIS PATRIOTS 235-4 in 20 overs (Dasun Shanaka 121 not out, Andre Fletcher 64, Johnson […]
Māori Queen urges future generations to transform trauma into triumph
Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po has called for a Māori future of Rauora.
Australian man charged over ‘offensive’ calls to overseas MPs’ offices from NZ
The man has been convicted in NZ and charged in Australia over alleged threats.
Great Britain: Latest Elizabeth Emblems Awarded To Families Of Public Servants Who Died In The Line Of Duty
The families of 67 firefighters, police officers, Members of Parliament and other public servants who lost their life as a result of their public service have been awarded the Elizabeth Emblem this year. First established in 2024, the Elizabeth Emblem is a mark of recognition to public servants who have lost their lives as a […]
Great Britain: New Law To Ban Depraved Child-Like Sexual Abuse Dolls
The government has backed a new law banning depraved child-like sexual abuse dolls. The Child-like Sexual Abuse Dolls (Offences) Private Members’ Bill, which progressed to committee stage today, will make it illegal to buy, sell or own these vile dolls. Anyone caught with one could face up to 5 years behind bars. Police have encountered these […]
Australia: Combatting Transnational Crime In The Pacific
Australia and Pacific nations have committed to strengthening regional security to respond to increasing transnational and organised crime. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Pacific leaders on Wednesday unanimously endorsed Waqa Moana, a Pacific-led maritime security initiative to counter illicit drug trafficking. Waqa Moana will focus on getting actionable intelligence into the hands of Pacific police […]