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Our News Bahamas Podcast

Our News Bahamas

’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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53:20

Civil Servants Set For December Pay Bump — Monday,...

Our News Bahamas Podcast ·

2025/09/22

Tune in tonight for the biggest developments shaping The Bahamas. Thousands of civil servants are set to see a salary bump and retroactive payments this December; find out if you are included in the latest rollout. The Ministry of Education investigates the tragic death of a toddler at a private school while announcing that nearly all principal gaps across the nation have been filled. Plus, the government details a major undercover operation protecting marine resources from foreign fishing

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27:08

Ministry Probes Grand Bahama Toddler Tragedy —...

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2025/09/21

Our News - — Sunday, September 21st, 2025 | Catch up on tonight's biggest headlines beginning with the Ministry of Education's probe into the tragic death of a toddler following a playground incident on a Grand Bahama private school campus. Also in Grand Bahama, the community is seeking clarity as the $200 million international airport redevelopment has stalled again after private partners failed to secure expected financing. On the housing front, the government confirms they remain on track to put

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26:55

Junkanoo Standoff Continues — Saturday, September...

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2025/09/20

Our News — Friday, September 5th, 2025 | Catch up on the biggest debates and developments across The Bahamas tonight. Find out why the Trade Union Congress is calling for a significant hike in the national minimum wage, and hear the Opposition Leader's accusations that the government is dragging its feet on transparency and the Freedom of Information Act. The Junkanoo controversy intensifies as the World Famous Valley Boys vow to parade despite official declarations about funding and group

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57:19

Minimum Wage Hike Still Under Review — Friday,...

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2025/09/19

Our News - Friday, September 19th, 2025 | Catch up on all the stories making headlines tonight in The Bahamas. The Labor Minister discusses considerations for another minimum wage increase while the government ramps up efforts to enforce the Bahamianization policy and ensure Bahamian workers are considered first for jobs. Get an update on the final stage of discussions for the new New Providence hospital, where the controversial 50/50 labor ratio is still under intense negotiation. We also look at

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56:19

US Offers Aid to Combat Drug Smuggling, Human...

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2025/09/18

Our News - Thursday, September 18th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News: US officials are offering assistance to combat drug smuggling and human trafficking in the region, with progress on a specialized law enforcement unit. Meanwhile, a fatal stabbing has pushed the country's murder count higher as police investigate. Teachers at Columbus Primary School staged a sit-out today, leaving hundreds of students unattended amid frustrations over school leadership. Plus, hopes for the Grand Bahama International

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56:31

Davis-Cooper Administration Marks Four Years in...

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2025/09/17

Our News - Wednesday, September 17th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News: We mark the Davis-Cooper administration's four-year anniversary, exploring their achievements and facing sharp critique from the opposition on areas like the economy and the Grand Lucayan sale. Get the latest on the Royal Bahamas Police Force's manpower shortage and the debate over language barriers impacting public school students. We'll also bring you updates on eastern New Providence residents recovering from last week's

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56:43

Grand Bahama Airport Redevelopment Faces Funding...

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2025/09/16

Our News - Tuesday, September 16th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News: The government is taking a new route to secure funding for the redevelopment of the Grand Bahama International Airport, with the business community and residents weighing in on this latest setback. Meanwhile, the aviation sector is celebrating an historic $3.5 million industrial agreement for airport workers. We'll also bring you the Transport Minister's efforts to resolve growing tensions between taxi and livery drivers at LPIA and

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58:11

Eastern New Providence Residents Recovering After...

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2025/09/15

Our News - Monday, September 15th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News, residents in Eastern New Providence are still picking up the pieces following Friday's wild microburst, which damaged homes and infrastructure. Meanwhile, two union leaders are accusing the Ministry of Public Service of overstepping its authority by amending industrial agreement rights, particularly concerning vacation and casual leave. We'll also bring you the latest on the boiling frustration among taxi and livery drivers at LPIA over

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27:23

FNM Sounds the Alarm Over Unpaid Grand Lucayan...

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2025/09/14

Our News - Sunday, September 14th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News: Grand Lucayan Resort workers are left unpaid, sparking urgent calls for government action from the Free National Movement. Bahamas Power and Light pledges an end to Abaco's persistent power woes, detailing new generation assets. We'll also bring you the National Security Minister's sharp response to allegations of weak border security after a recent US smuggling incident. Plus, get the latest on ongoing medication shortages plaguing

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28:28

Micro Burst Hits Eastern New Providence — Saturday,...

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2025/09/13

Our News - Saturday, September 13th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News, we bring you the latest on the "microburst" that left a trail of destruction across eastern New Providence, with residents recounting their harrowing experiences. Authorities are investigating a fatal traffic accident in Exuma, and new details emerge from the amended report on a deadly plane crash. We also cover BPL's progress in restoring power to Andros, and how a local club is sparking conversations around Alzheimer's

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56:16

National Security Minister Rejects US Drug Smuggling...

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2025/09/12

Our News - Friday, September 12th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News: The National Security Minister addresses claims of rising drug smuggling, while the US Embassy seeks justice and tighter regulations after a fatal jet ski accident involving an American service member. We'll bring you details on new biometric photo cards designed to bolster election security and the Junkanoo Corporation's pushback against allegations of threatening local groups. Plus, get the full report on a deadly plane crash from one

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54:51

Bahamas PM Reviews US-Haitian Visa Policy — Thursday,...

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2025/09/11

Our News - Thursday, September 11th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News: The US-Haitian visa policy is under review, with a full announcement from the Prime Minister expected soon, while the Bahamas awaits a potential new US Ambassador as former NFL star Hershel Walker faces a nomination hearing. We'll bring you the latest on an accidental police shooting currently under investigation and the National Breakfast Program's major milestone. Plus, get updates on calls for stiffer penalties in sex crime cases

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56:33

Fmr health minister criticizes gov't for failing to...

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2025/09/10

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61:33

Long Island MP Urges Activation of Unused Ambulances...

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2025/09/09

Our News - Tuesday, September 9th, 2025 | Tonight on Our News, we bring you crucial updates from The Bahamas. A Member of Parliament is pleading for two unused ambulances to be deployed on Long Island, while financial crime investigators warn of a surge in sophisticated phishing scams. We also examine public reaction to the government's latest VAT reduction and delve into the US Embassy's new policy on processing Haitian visas in Nassau. Plus, get the latest on ongoing efforts to fill vacant

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59:53

FNM Questions PM on Haitian Visa Policy — Monday,...

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2025/09/08

Our News - Monday, September 8th, 2025 | Tonight, the opposition leader is demanding answers from the Prime Minister regarding the latest Haitian visa policies and their impact on The Bahamas. In other news, the unregulated community of Hasty Farms in Andros has been marked for demolition, with eviction notices posted on several structures. Plus, a church and preschool on Grand Bahama were hit by thieves over the weekend, and we'll have the latest on the government's VAT reduction on essential

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25:31

FNM Candidate Condemns BPL Over Power Outages —...

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2025/09/07

Our News - September 7th, 2025 | Tonight, the FNM is condemning BPL for persistent power and water outages in Eleuthera, as the National Security Minister announces changes to recruitment qualifications for the Royal Bahamas Defense Force to address manpower needs. Tourism leaders offer a "cautiously optimistic" outlook on travel numbers, while The Bahamas hosts a major regional parliamentary conference focusing on women in politics. Also, catch the inspiring story of a local author making it to a

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25:51

FNM Senator Hits Back at Insulting Comment —...

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2025/09/06

Our News - September 6th, 2025 | Tonight, FNM Senator Michael Barnett-Ellis is hitting back at former PLP Minister Leslie Miller, describing his "little young girl" comment as both misogynistic and disrespectful to Bahamian women. Meanwhile, family islands are one step closer to getting new fire trucks and the necessary facilities to house them, with the National Security Minister outlining the next steps. Public schools are also grappling with principal shortages as the new school year begins,

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57:52

Rosewood Exuma Resort Breaks Ground — Friday,...

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2025/09/05

Our News - September 5th, 2025 | Tonight, the $200 million Rosewood Resort officially broke ground on Samson Key in Exuma, despite previous criticisms. Authorities also intercepted three boats headed to The Bahamas, seizing over 160 kilos of cocaine and arresting dozens, including Bahamians, in a major drug bust. Plus, the US State Department's new decision on Haitian visa processing is sparking debate, though the Prime Minister has clarified the country's position, and Bahamas Air is investigating

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61:36

Double Homicide on Johnson Alley — Thursday,...

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2025/09/04

Our News - September 4th, 2025 | Tonight, the homicide count jumps after two men were gunned down on Johnson Alley, with one victim electronically monitored as the government looks to amend anti-gang legislation. The US State Department's new decision on Haitian visa processing is sparking debate and concerns about potential immigration impact. Plus, the long-debated $200 million Rosewood Exuma Resort officially broke ground, and former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis confirms he will still run

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56:36

Spanish Wells Teacher Shortage Sparks Outrage —...

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2025/09/03

Our News - September 3rd, 2025 | Tonight, a teacher shortage is sparking outrage in Spanish Wells as nearly 200 students at Samuel Guy Pinder All-Age School are without teachers for critical grades. Police are also investigating a tragic incident after a man pulled from the South Beach Canal could not be revived despite CPR efforts. Plus, House Speaker Patricia Deveaux opens up about the challenges women face in politics, and we're examining the low voter turnout in Jamaica's election, which is

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