The Trump Administration has mobilized an immediate response following the devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck regions of Colombia on August 10. Within hours of the earthquake, the Department of State announced $15.5 million in life-saving emergency shelter, food, and protection assistance, in addition to post-earthquake structural assessments. The Department also activated a Disaster Assistance Response Team […]
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Drone survey identifies water source in Saddlers
Vernan George – St. Kitts- Nevis Observer During his minister’s statement, at the recent sitting of the National Assembly held on July 30th, Honorable Konris Maynard announced that the drone-based hydrogeological survey conducted earlier this year has yielded fruits as water was sighted from the test done in Saddlers Village. “We have had investigations through […]
Ballentynes stores to become Caroline Eve shops across regions
The takeover means Caroline Eve’s workforce will grow to 200 employees nationwide.
Christopher Luxon’s power ebbing away – who will replace him?
OPINION: The PM has called a caucus meeting to discuss his leadership on Wednesday.
Father’s death leads to House of Shem brothers spiralling into $200k combined benefit fraud
A judge told the siblings to get back into their work once their sentences are finished.
Magnitude 4.1 earthquake strikes near Whakatāne
GeoNet recorded light shaking from the quake, centred 15km west of Whakatāne.
Auckland road rage: Man arrested after school bus window smashed in Mt Albert
The alleged offender fled the scene, police said.
Farms in the sight of buyers as thousands of farmers approach retirement
Strong returns and bank support are helping a new generation buy into farming.
Election 2026: National MPs set to decide Christopher Luxon’s leadership in caucus meeting
Many National MPs have not responded when asked whether they support Luxon.
Auckland councillor Bo Burns criticised over photos of rundown East Auckland fences
Residents called the councillor’s post ‘tone deaf’ amid cost pressures.