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Andrew Mehrtens has backed New Zealand to embark on another record-breaking run after their 18-game winning streak was ended by Ireland last weekend. One of the greatest players New Zealand has ever produced, Mehrtens was in Chicago with the Classic ...

The reinsurance industry needs to play more than just lip service to diversity, a panel warned an industry conference yesterday. And speakers said that the business needed to mobilise and motivate underrepresented groups to ensure it stays relevant a...

Government has pledged to look into the environmental issues of plastic waste, according to the Throne Speech. Other elements of focus will be to tackle illegal fishing, based on the results of satellite data, and continuing the move towards renewabl...

Dear Sir, My first taxi ride in Bermuda was in 1967. I have been taking them ever since and I can’t recall a bad experience. That said, I took a taxi from Paget to the airport last week. It was by far the best taxi experience I’ve had. The driver was...

Archaeologists have conducted a small excavation on the site of the new hotel in St George’s to ensure that historical artefacts are not disturbed during the project. The site of the development is believed to be close to the spot where the Sea Ventu...

Work on a fresh water line on Water Street continues this week and is expected to be completed before the end of November. Candy-Lee Foggo, St George town manager, said that replacement work on a sewage line in the area had been completed. However, s...

In a perverse sort of way, on Monday night at Devonshire Recreation Club, Marc Bean was given the greatest vote of confidence as Leader of the Opposition since his crushing defeat of Walton Brown in the leadership challenge in October 2014. Then, he ...

Two MPs have questioned why the public was not notified about the release from prison of a former policeman who lured young boys to his home to rape them. Mark Pettingill and Zane DeSilva, chairman and vice-chairman, respectively, of the joint parlia...

Have you ever wondered how it is that we have so many people who are obese and suffering from diseases associated with being overweight? That’s despite us living in a time when we have more information then ever before about eating healthy, exercisin...

Gombeys, pink sand and moongates — Mike Marsh’s Purple Grumblies are travelling to Bermuda for their next adventure. Their first visit here just happens to coincide with the Christmas holidays; Santa makes a special appearance. The author believes th...

Lionfish cullers are invited to join the battle to control the invasive species in Bermuda’s waters with the introduction of the First Bermuda Fall Lionfish Safari. The three-day culling event, from Friday to Monday, builds on other lionfish tourname...

Two generations of a Bermudian family have found inspiration in rural South Africa through one man’s quest to empower others. Richard Mabaso was a young man when he got sponsorship to leave and study in London, Ontario, and in the process staying wit...