Finance Minister Audley Shaw was forced to defend the salary packages given to the heads of two public bodies during Tuesday's sitting of Parliament. ...

  Agriculture Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton is moving swiftly to brush aside allegations of political victimisation in the assistance given to farmers under a Government sponsored initiative. ...

  Senators on Friday presented strong arguments as debate on a motion on whether to retain the death penalty entered a second day. ...

  Members of the Upper House Thursday morning kick-started the debate on a motion on whether to retain the death penalty ahead of a conscience vote in the Senate. ...

  An Opposition senator castigated the Bruce Golding administration in the Senate on Friday, accusing it of being in denial about the looming economic crisis facing the country. ...

  The Government is giving the Contractor General increased powers as it seeks to revise the Government Procurement Procedures Handbook which governs the contracting of goods and services by public bodies. ...

  Parliament Tuesday afternoon started a debate on a bill to amend sections of the Jury Act. ...

Amid passionate calls for a national crusade to reinforce values and attitudes, Government and Opposition Senators Friday exchanged robust views on the enforcement of the rule of law and the need for urgent community development. ...

The Joint Select Committee of Parliament on Abortion discussing a report by the Abortion Policy Review Advisory Group, Thursday heard stories of lives that were in some way affected by abortion. ...

Parliamentarians Tuesday turned their attention to the State of the Justice System as they continued the highly charged debate in Gordon House on the death penalty. ...

Parliamentarians Tuesday turned their attention to the State of the Justice System as they continued the highly charged debate in Gordon House on the death penalty. ...

The government says it has again been forced to revise its forecast for economic growth. ...

A graphic documentary depicting gritty abortion procedures caused a stir among members of the Joint Select Parliamentary Committee, considering the report of the Abortion Policy Review Advisory Group. ...

With varying degrees of passion, Parliamentarians Wednesday engaged in a lengthy debate on a controversial motion to retain the death penalty. ...

  Prime Minister Bruce Golding on Tuesday opened debate on the death penalty in Gordon House. ...

Prime Minister Bruce Golding came out with guns blazing at Tuesday's sitting of Parliament. ...

The National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA), the agency that monitors the impact of development on the environment is blaming a staff shortage for the inability to effectively enforce the required laws and regulations. ...

A proposal being mooted by a government senator for the establishment of a National Commission of the Family has sparked a vigourous call in the Senate to prevent homosexual lifestyles from being accepted as part of the traditional family. ...

More doubts have been raised about the legal powers of the Special Prosecutor that has been proposed to investigate and bring to book corrupt public officials. ...

Six interest groups Thursday made presentations to the parliamentary committee reviewing the recommendations of the Abortion Policy Review Group. ...