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Flashback: Dr Lackram Bodoe, Minister of Health, greets Idi Stuart, president of the Trinidad and Tobago National Nurses Association at the Ministry’s headquarters, in May 2025. [Image courtesy Ministry of Health]
Ministry of Health
Industrial tensions in the public health sector are set to intensify, after Trinidad and Tobago National Nurses Association (TTNNA) president Idi Stuart warned that nurses may consider withholding extra-duty services in response to Government’s move to standardise pool rates.
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MATT president Prior Beharry
The Media Association of Trinidad and Tobago (MATT) is vowing to protect journalists from censorship, following a warning from the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (TATT).
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A former employee of Amalgamated Security Services Ltd has been awarded more than half a million dollars in compensation following a workplace accident that left him with serious back injuries.
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A farmer has partially succeeded in his lawsuit over being declared the lawful tenant of two parcels of land he leased from Caroni (1975) Ltd before its closure.
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Reynato Sanchez, 49, shows a photograph of his stepfather, Frank Lovelace, 85, of St Augustine, who has been missing since February 24.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Reynato Sanchez and his family continue to search for his elderly stepfather, Frank Lovelace, who has been missing for almost a month.
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Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath, left, gives words of encouragement to Harmony Hall Presbyterian School students ahead of the SEA examination on Thursday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Minister of Education Dr Michael Dowlath is urging parents to ensure their children continue attending school after the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) takes place on Thursday, stressing that the post-exam period is vital for easing the transition to secondary school and preparing students for a rapidly evolving, technology-driven world.
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Technical advisor Ann Natasha-Second, left, Education Secretary Orlando Kerr and Schools Supervisor Phillip Rochford, during a press conference held at the Education Division, Scarborough.
STEPHON NICHOLAS
The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) is considering revamping how it honours the top-performing students in the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA).
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Beachgoers at Las Cuevas beach enjoying themselves yesterday, although there was a shark scare over the weekend.
LINCOLN HOLDER
Panic swept through Las Cuevas Beach on Sunday, after beachgoers fled the water believing a shark was circling in the shallows. However, it was later discovered that it was a dolphin.
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Dozens of residents, carrying placards and led by Rio Claro Unemployment Association (RCUA) president Louis Castillo, march toward the Point Lisas Roundabout, to highlight unfulfilled promises by NGC Cascadura project which resulted in deforestation.
KRISTIAN DeSILVA
Agriculture Minister Ravi Ratiram says the Cabinet has approved a major environmental rehabilitation programme to reforest lands impacted by energy development.
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SEA Top FIVE; SEA Students Ashlyn Ramkissoon, left, Kailash Dialsingh, Xavier Telesford, Nicholas Dolly and Sandhya Maharaj, stand proudly with their Top Performance awards at the SEA 2025 Awards Ceremony held at the National Academy for the Performing Arts last Thursday.
FAITH AYOUNG
The Government has reinstated the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) top performers awards ceremony, a tradition that had been shelved under the previous People's National Movement (PNM)-administration.
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A coordinated anti-crime exercise in the south-west has led to several arrests and the seizure of firearms and ammunition.
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A State of Emergency anti-crime exercise in Mayaro has led to the arrest of two people and the seizure of a firearm, ammunition and cannabis.
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