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’Our News,’ your daily one-hour passport to the latest updates and happenings. From breaking news to in-depth features, join us as we navigate through the headlines, providing you with a comprehensive view of the day’s events. Stay informed, stay connected – ’Our News’ is your trusted source for the pulse of The Bahamas, delivered every day. Visit https://www.ournews.bs for more Bahamas news any time.
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OUR NEWS — Wednesday, November 26th, 2025 | Tonight, find out why public service workers are threatening strike action after weeks of protests, as their union leader slams recent salary payments as mere "crumbs" and launches a critical poll to determine the way forward. We also break down the official Golden Isles bi-election numbers, revealing a remarkably low voter turnout, while new MP Darren Pickstock faces immediate expectations from constituents. Plus, catch the details on a major overhaul to Junkanoo rules that ends automatic disqualification for groups, and see how the inaugural arrival of Porter Airlines provides a significant boost to New Providence tourism.
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OUR NEWS — Tuesday, November 25th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News, the Golden Isles by-election results are in, with newly elected PLP MP Darren Pickstock already looking ahead to another victory in 2026, while defeated FNM candidate Brian Brown vows to forge ahead and continue his community work. Prime Minister Philip Davis hints at a possible early general election, telling supporters "It ain't long now" during celebration of the Golden Isles win. Also tonight, the Royal Bahamas Defense Force has arrived in storm-ravaged Jamaica, delivering a ship packed with critical hurricane relief supplies and life-saving equipment. Finally, we bring you details on the 40th anniversary celebration of the National HIV AIDS Center, highlighting decades of progress in testing, treatment, and education, plus a look at the Bahamas' bid for the 2027 FIBA World Cup as the senior men's national team prepares for qualifiers.
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OUR NEWS — Sunday, November 23rd, 2025 | Tonight, the race to the Golden Isles finish line is dominating the news as nearly 8,000 registered voters prepare to head to the polls; we break down how the absence of the popular incumbent and concerns over low turnout have made this once-safe seat highly competitive. We also have coverage of the final campaign efforts, including the Coalition of Independents' Blackout Rally, where their party leader addressed the ongoing passport controversy. Police are urgently asking the public to assist in locating Michael Thompson, an escapee who fled lawful custody from the Nassau Street Police Station. Plus, find out why industry leaders are calling for sweeping legislative reform in the private security sector, demanding modern standards and stronger defense tools for officers amid rising on-the-job threats.
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OUR NEWS — Saturday, November 22nd, 2025 | Tonight, the Golden Isles bi-election is heating up as former PM Hubert "Papa" Ingram steps back into the political fray, addressing claims of a compromised advanced poll and endorsing the FNM candidate amidst controversy. Police are urgently seeking the driver who fled the scene of a fatal hit-and-run on Robinson Road after a male pedestrian was struck by two vehicles, while the OPM strongly denies the opposition's passport allegations, clarifying the matter involved a cash seizure in Haiti. We also have the emotional follow-up from Arawak Cay, where the owner of Goldie's Conch House and his dedicated employees are vowing to stick together and rebuild after the massive fire. Plus, catch the details on the RBDF's deployment of relief aid to storm-ravaged Jamaica, and hear the key advice from celebrity speakers at the empowering 2025 Inspire Her Conference.
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OUR NEWS — Friday, November 21st, 2025 | Tonight on Our News: National Security Minister Wayne Monroe strongly rejects unsubstantiated allegations concerning a bag of passports found on a Bahamas Air flight to Haiti, insisting the investigation was strictly about cash seizure despite claims from a former employee. This comes as the PLP candidate for Golden Isles, Darren Pixtock, delivers an impassioned final plea to constituents ahead of Monday's by-election, promising to run on his own record and remain present if elected. We also bring you the painful details of a morning crash in Abaco that tragically claimed the lives of a teacher and a teenage student. Plus, see how the redevelopment of the former Sandals resort in Exuma into the new Beaches resort has secured a $120 million agreement, projected to create over 1,500 jobs. Finally, stay tuned for the shocking details as a mother and daughter are found guilty of attempted murder after encouraging a gunman to open fire on their tenants in a dispute.
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OUR NEWS: Returning officer will not be removed — Thursday, November 20, 2025
OUR NEWS — Monday, November 17th, 2025 | Tonight, all eyes are on Golden Isles as voters head to the advanced poll, marking the, all eyes are on Golden Isles as voters head to the advanced poll, marking the first major step in the race to replace the late MP Von Miller. Get the inside look at the high-energy campaigns, featuring custom chants from the PLP, flag-waving FNM supporters, and defiant crowds from the COI, amidst claims of voter restriction and heated clashes at the polling site. We also bring you the latest from Arawak Cay, where vendors are sifting through the rubble after a massive fire destroyed multiple businesses, prompting a cleanup effort and raising questions about the future of nearly 100 workers. Plus, see how the Bahamas senior women's national basketball team secured qualification for Central Basket 2026, and witness Buddy Hield notch another major career milestone in the NBA.
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OUR NEWS — Sunday, November 16th, 2025 | We begin tonight with tragedy and economic loss as a devastating fire near Fort Charlotte destroyed six businesses on Arawak Cay, prompting the Prime Minister to visit the scene and promise immediate cleanup and revitalization efforts. Election fever peaks as registered voters prepare for the crucial Golden Isles advanced poll tomorrow, and we have the final word from the political candidates who are all confident in their work ahead of the vote. Also tonight, the massive barge that ran aground off North Abaco has been successfully refloated and towed for thorough inspection, sparking an environmental assessment to determine potential damages. Finally, anticipation is high for the sold-out 2025 Inspire Her Conference, and we speak one-on-one with the co-host about the enriching event featuring celebrity guests.
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OUR NEWS — Saturday, November 15th, 2025 | Tonight, election fever is in high gear in Golden Isles, featuring a massive walkabout election fever is in high gear in Golden Isles, featuring a massive walkabout by the Progressive Liberal Party supporting their candidate, Darren Pixtock, and a "blackout" motorcade hosted by the Coalition of Independents. In major campaign news, Pixtock is facing a lawsuit filed by the former deputy leader of the COI, Maria Daxon, demanding that the Bahamas Agricultural and Industrial Corporation (BAIC) account for its spending of taxpayer money. The controversy surrounding the suspension of a veteran nurse for a viral video continues, with COI leader Lincoln Bane calling it an intimidation tactic and urging the nurse to sue the government. Plus, get the details on the Salvation Army's launch of its annual kettle bell ringing campaign to raise funds for local feeding programs and hurricane relief efforts in Jamaica. We also have the latest on a regional push to preserve culture that sees the National Museum of the Bahamas gaining traction in the Caribbean.
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OUR NEWS — Friday, November 14th, 2025 | The Office of the Prime Minister is pushing back tonight, outright denying opposition claims concerning a passport probe aboard a Bahamas Air flight and accusing the FNM of stoking fear ahead of the Golden Isles advanced poll. Also tonight, a grounded cargo ship off Abaco has triggered a massive environmental investigation, and police sternly warn residents to return all items removed from the vessel or face arrest. We have the latest details on how Coral Harbour residents will soon see relief as long-awaited road and drainage improvements get underway next week, following cabinet approval. Tune in for the emotional tribute to a promising 16-year-old student whose life was tragically cut short, and find out which Grammy-winning dancehall star is set to headline Bahamar's New Year's Eve bash.
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OUR NEWS — Thursday, November 13th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News: Tensions rise in Golden Isles as the PLP candidate defends ongoing infrastructure improvements, while the FNM challenger insists the government is only acting due to the looming by-election. We bring you details on the historic 10-point plan for Golden Isles, along with the latest preparations for the crucial advanced poll set for Monday. In a major legal ruling, the Court of Appeal sides with the Brian Audley-led Valley Boys faction in the ongoing Junkanoo dispute, ordering the rival group and the state to pay costs. Tune in to see the shocking video from Abaco as residents help themselves to supplies on board a grounded barge, taking everything from snacks to washing machines.
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OUR NEWS — Wednesday, November 12th, 2025 | Tonight, a 21-year-old is formally charged with murder and attempted murder following the deadly stabbing of a trainee corrections officer and theTonight, a 21-year-old is formally charged with murder and attempted murder following the deadly stabbing of a trainee corrections officer and the injury of two others, as officers at the Bahamas Department of Corrections receive grief counselling. The government has announced a major $22.7 million investment to upgrade Mangrove Key, addressing the island’s long-standing road and water issues. Plus, the Road Traffic Department is flagging over 700 inactive taxi and livery plates in New Providence and Grand Bahama, a cleanup the Taxi Cab Union President says is long overdue. We also bring you the latest on new Junkanoo judging rules which could be finalized and released as early as next week.
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OUR NEWS — Tuesday, November 11th, 2025 | Tonight, a fired police sergeant charged in a US indictment is challenging his dismissal in the Supreme Court after a government lawyer admitted he was fired without a fair hearing. The government is also moving to upgrade the country’s two main public hospitals, signing a $75 million loan deal with CIBC Bank for major repairs in Nassau and Grand Bahama. Meanwhile, University of the Bahamas staff are protesting a two-year delay in their salary review during a visit by international accredititors, and taxi drivers at the Nassau cruise port say the issues that sparked their recent fiery protest—including inadequate washrooms and limited access to jobs—remain unresolved. Plus, we have the latest updates on the Golden Isles bi-election controversy and a first look at a new book, Hello Joy, set to be released this week.
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OUR NEWS — Monday, November 10th, 2025 | BPL sends crew to help restore power in Jamaica.
OUR NEWS — Sunday, November 9th, 2025 | Tonight, we pause to honour the service and sacrifice of Bahamians who served in the two World Wars, with a Remembrance Sunday ceremony that included dozens of dignitaries and special guests. Temperatures boil over downtown as a heated protest by taxi cab drivers at the Nassau cruise port leads to two arrests and accusations of aggressive police treatment. Plus, FNM Leader Michael Pintard blasts the Davis administration over its handling of the National Food Distribution Task Force following a new audit report. We also examine a growing concern in the Christian community as religious leaders report a noticeable drop in church attendance since the pandemic, particularly among older members and younger people. Finally, catch the highlights from the National Sports Awards as we celebrate Bahamian athletes achieving greatness.
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OUR NEWS — Saturday, November 8th, 2025 | Tonight, we honour the enduring legacies of Bahamian veterans of World Wars I and II during the British Legion Bahamas’ annual wreath-laying ceremony. Plus, 63 recruits officially join the ranks of the Royal Bahamas Police Force after months of intense training. North Abaco residents are speaking out, demanding that the government address years of neglect, including the unopened North Abaco port and poor road conditions. We also take you to London, where the Ministry of Tourism wrapped up its first global sales mission to the UK, focusing on attracting longer-staying European travellers.
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OUR NEWS: Nurse in Viral Video Suspended with Pay — Friday, November 7, 2025
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