A for­mer gam­ing ma­chine tech­ni­cian, Vern Khan, has lost his neg­li­gence law­suit against the North Cen­tral Re­gion­al Health Au­thor­i­ty (NCRHA).

The cre­ation of a na­tion­al an­ti-cor­rup­tion com­mis­sion has been sug­gest­ed as a tool in strength­en­ing the ca­pac­i­ties of dif­fer­ent agen­cies in the fight against cor­rup­tion.

There is lit­tle to no con­cern of drought con­di­tions for next year’s dry sea­son, ac­cord­ing to the Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vice (TTMS). Their act­ing Chief Cli­ma­tol­o­gist, Kaidar Kissoon, said that the fore­cast calls for “a wet start to the 2026 dry sea­son.”

Rapid­fire Kidz Foun­da­tion Pres­i­dent Kevin Rati­ram is call­ing for ur­gent na­tion­al sup­port to help mi­grant chil­dren ac­cess ed­u­ca­tion, trans­porta­tion, and emo­tion­al care—warn­ing that with­out ear­ly in­ter­ven­tion, the coun­try could face deep­er so­cial chal­lenges in the fu­ture.

The San Fer­nan­do Teach­ing Hos­pi­tal has now joined a grow­ing list of pub­lic in­sti­tu­tions pro­vid­ing free Wi-Fi ac­cess.

The Com­mu­ni­ty-Ori­ent­ed Polic­ing Sec­tion (COPS), East­ern Di­vi­sion, host­ed its An­nu­al Clothes and Toys Dri­ve in front of the Sinanan Build­ing in San­gre Grande last week, gar­ner­ing strong pub­lic sup­port.

The brazen day­light shoot­ing cap­tured on video and cir­cu­lat­ed on so­cial me­dia in San­gre Chiq­ui­to on Fri­day has claimed the life of the son of trade union­ist Michael An­nisette.

Two gun­men at­tacked a Han­nukah cel­e­bra­tion on a Syd­ney beach Sun­day, killing at least 11 peo­ple in what Aus­tralian Prime Min­is­ter An­tho­ny Al­banese called an act of an­ti­semitism and ter­ror­ism.

Five peo­ple were ar­rest­ed and a quan­ti­ty of cannabis seized dur­ing Op­er­a­tion Fes­tive Shield ex­er­cis­es con­duct­ed in the South­ern and North­ern Di­vi­sions yes­ter­day.

The Coun­cil for Re­spon­si­ble Po­lit­i­cal Be­hav­iour has be­gun the process of mon­i­tor­ing the THA 2026 elec­tion cam­paign to as­sess whether po­lit­i­cal par­ties, can­di­dates and their sup­port­ers com­ply with the Code of Eth­i­cal Po­lit­i­cal Con­duct.

The Na­tion­al Union of Gov­ern­ment and Fed­er­at­ed Work­ers (NUFGW) is mov­ing swift­ly to se­cure a ten per cent pay in­crease for the dai­ly-paid work­ers it rep­re­sents, with union lead­ers seek­ing an ear­ly meet­ing with Chief Per­son­nel Of­fi­cer (CPO) Lt Cm­dr Dr Daryl Din­di­al.

Be­tween June and De­cem­ber this year, more than a dozen State board of­fi­cials, chief ex­ec­u­tive of­fi­cers and even the Cen­tral Bank Gov­er­nor have ei­ther been fired, forced in­to pre-re­tire­ment leave, re­signed, had their ap­point­ments re­voked or en­tered in­to mu­tu­al sep­a­ra­tion agree­ments since the Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC) Gov­ern­ment as­sumed of­fice in April.