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Auditor-General points out that the statements were considered to fairly reflect the positions of the fund

Health minister promises action will be taken to ensure beds are freed up at KEMH if relatives can intervene

Karin Lemmens, a partner at KPMG Netherlands, is on the island for an open forum

A spokeswoman has advised that the move may result in disruptions to some services

Tougher measures are proposed to ensure that price breaks reach residents feeling the cost of living the most

The newly published third-party review details a litany of problems that have plagued the quango since 2022

Billy Griffith, previously a hotelier who was at the Ministry of Tourism until 2014, joins at a critical time for the quango

The deadline for enrolment as a camp counsellor is March 21

Keechia Tuckett has worked in the public service since 2005, starting as a staff nurse

Michael Fahy, the new shadow minister for housing, addresses the crisis that is affecting Bermudian families and seniors in particular

A Royal Gazette investigation finds the company was floundering financially when a taxpayer-funded loan of $800,000 was given

Six Bermudians working in the industry are heading to London for a six-week course at the European Bartender School