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Central Otago in the South Island of New Zealand lies about 45 degrees south of the equator and this compares with Burgundy and Oregon that are very close to the same distance north of the equator. In other words it is great Pinot Noir country. In ...

Dana Cooper isn’t afraid to flex her creative muscle. Over the years the Bermudian designer has tried her hand at everything from illustrating children’s books, creating holiday cards and even designing pages for internationally renowned W Magazine. ...

Frustrated by Bermuda’s lack of fashion variety, Desiree Riley took matters into her own hands. She created her own fashion line, Dezir Designs, only a few months after learning to sew. “After high school I noticed how difficult it was to find fash...

Seven Warwick Academy Year 10 students chose The Royal Gazette as their top place of employment. Sarah Taylor of Warwick Academy co-ordinated a two-day work experience programme together with Caroline Desmarais, chief development officer, to offer th...

Bermudian students Alexa Manuel and James Patterson considered heading straight to university after high school. A Class Afloat programme changed their minds. The two 18-year-olds will embark on the adventure of a lifetime when they board a 500-ton...

Children are the same, the world over. That’s what Nadia Khan learnt from a summer spent teaching in Thailand. “I thought there would be more cultural differences,” said the 31-year-old teacher. “With my own students at Somersfield Academy, they ofte...

Cushi Ming thought he had reached the height of his career in 2012. The 29-year-old had climbed the ranks as an event promoter, organising some of the Island’s most talked-about parties with Fantastic 5 Entertainment Group. Then things started to c...

Not just a baby has been saved, but an entire family. That was Gianluca Cacace’s awe-inspired thought after witnessing infant open-heart surgery this summer. Bermudians Gianluca, 16, and friend Liam Peniston, 17, watched the surgery as part of a volu...

The views alone should make this oceanfront condominium a hit with buyers. It's the “flagship” of The Breakers development in Warwick. Sit on the balcony and enjoy a wonderful panorama of the South Shore; inside there's all the bells and whistles t...

Flames were licking her legs, and her flip-flops had melted to the floor. In 1970, Marion Tatem almost died in a horrific boat fire. “It was Cup Match and we were going out on a boat,” said Mrs Tatem, now 92. “Someone turned the boat engine key and...