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If author Elizabeth Mulderig has learned anything signing hundreds of books for children over the years, it is that there are some very rude children out there. She’s watched as children scream at their parents, stick their gum on furniture, and ruin...

Children at Mount St Agnes Academy (MSA) had plenty to read during a special reading pledge drive to raise money for the hungry. Local author Betsey Mulderig donated cases of several of her children’s books including ‘Tiny’s Bermudaful Cupmatch’, ‘Ti...

For the second time in as many months, The Royal Gazette was yesterday given the nod for having one of the ten best newspaper front pages in the world by the renowned Newseum in Washington DC. The interactive museum of news and journalism located on...

The Royal Gazette had a new Editor yesterday — Damon Wade. Recently the newspaper conducted in-depth research into what content people want to see in print and on our website (www.royalgazette.com) and what they like and dislike most about us. Focus ...

Whilst many of the comments made on stories on www.royalgazette.com are sane, many are also the definition of vitriol — and insanity. As a newspaper, The Royal Gazette is clearly a staunch supporter of freedom of speech, but it will never condone per...

The Media Council of Bermuda has appointed two new members. Retired police officer Robin Henagulph will serve as a lay representative, replacing Rebecca Davies. Journalist and author Rosemary Jones will serve as the print media representative, replac...

So the Workers Voice has withdrawn from the Media Council amid a dispute over the publication of a ruling from the Council. The publication has its reasons for withdrawing and not complying with the ruling, but regardless, it is extremely unfortunate...