Cape Class News Today

Would you invest your super in an arms company? The Labor Party would like you to do just that -- but how much will it actually help retirees?

Controversial for their big size but small punch, Project SEA 1180 patrol boats are in choppy waters. Now the Armidale Class replacements are running late.

National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds assures that if fires are reported on time, the Fire Service will have the equipment—including sufficient breathing units—to respond.

The Prime Minister on Tuesday accused Opposition MP Rodney Charles of being mischievous in his questioning about the seaworthiness of Coast Guard vessels.

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

THE Prime Minister said Government will do its best to make sure that the newly proclaimed Procurement Act works for the benefit of everyone in TT.

National Australia Bank holds $1 billion worth of lease contracts with the Department of Defence.

Major design flaws have been identified among a fleet of patrol boats gifted to Pacific nations, including poisonous carbon monoxide being pumped onboard.

A plan to build two new patrol boats in Western Australia will sustain hundreds of local shipbuilding jobs, Scott Morrison says.

The Community and Public Sector Union is extremely concerned about another COVID-19 outbreak aboard a Border Force Marine Unit vessel. The CPSU has