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Plans for a prototype lionfish-culling undersea robot will be unveiled in a PBS NewsHour programme that features Bermuda. Local marine experts, Gretchen Goodbody-Gringley of BIOS and Chris Flook of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources,...

Law student William Finnerty has been awarded a $15,000 scholarship from Marshall Diel & Myers to continue his studies. The law firm has also presented fellow law student Taylor Braithwaite with a $7,500 bursary for his quest to earn his graduate dip...

The Bermuda Telephone Company had failed to give “clear and transparent terms and conditions” for its broadband services, according to the Regulatory Authority. A statement by the RA said yesterday they had reviewed and investigated BTC’s new Fair Us...

The Bermuda Sanshou Association was this afternoon awarded $10,000 from the Cash Back for Communities programme. Senator Jeff Baron, the Minister of National Security, said the self-defence group has proudly represented the island internationally for...

Sticking to a regular exercise plan isn’t easy, even for me. Sometimes I barely manage two sessions of cardio from my Zumba classes. I blame it on the weather, sleep or a bad day. But these issues don’t have to stand in our way. Let’s consider a few...

The Zika virus is unlikely to spread locally, despite the first reported “imported” case on the island. The Bermuda Government last week revealed that a person in Bermuda had been diagnosed with the virus after travelling to an area with an outbreak ...

Fears that the funding crisis engulfing next month’s Paralympics in Rio would prevent Bermuda’s athletes from attending have proved unfounded, but they could leave some officials significantly out of pocket. The Bermuda Paralympic Association is wait...

It’s always interesting getting to know what I didn’t know that I didn’t know. The conference I was raving about last week was organised by the Applied Improvisation Network. What is applied improvisation? I wasn’t sure myself when I signed up. It t...

Owain Johnston-Barnes has won the Famous for Fifteen Minutes playwriting contest for the fifth time — but this year’s victory still came as a surprise. “To quote [director] Jim Brier, ‘OK, just give me a dice’. It all comes down to one person’s opini...

There is a theory doing the rounds that it will take “the wrong person” to be shot and killed before this island readily can get to grips with the gun violence that has now claimed 30 lives since May 2009. What qualifies as the wrong person if neithe...

Arthur Rego has joined financial services consulting firm Oyster Consulting (Bermuda) Ltd. He will provide general compliance consulting with an emphasis on anti-money laundering audits, accounting, valuations, financial management and strategic pla...

Stephen Outerbridge, the Bailey’s Bay batsman, recently completed a Cup Match sportsmanship double when he won the award put up by the Bermuda Friendly Societies, who started Cup Match in 1902 as a celebration of the 1834 emancipation of slavery. Ou...