Geoff Hunter News Today

In June 1977, I left Seyðisfjörður, a town of 900 people at the end of a fjord on the east coast of Iceland. With Geoff Hunter, I hoped to kayak 1,500 miles, to circumnavigate the island. I looked up at the snow-covered mountains and felt a chill of apprehension.

It’s time to once again explore the world from the comfort of the Olympic Peninsula.

A grade-II listed pub is set to return to its Victorian roots as planning permission was granted to create guest accommodation.

The San Diego City Council will discuss — and most assuredly vote on — the Mayor’s controversial  “Housing Action Plan 2.0” as part of its afternoon agenda, this Monday, November 13, at 2 pm. Please take a few minutes to read this analysis of the Mayor’s proposal submitted by Neighbors For A Better San Diego.

By Donald “Braveheart” Stewart Some say that we are in a golden age of heavyweight boxing. There is a unified champion and a man who is the lineal champion along with two elite pretenders to their thrones. Oleksandr Usyk, Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder sit above the rest of the divisi

Capital Region schools have recently been plagued by "swatting" and "copy cat" incidents. Its complicating things for schools and law enforcement.

Following the publication of a report in this newspaper exposing how a number of Gulf countries, including the United Arab Emirates, particularly Dubai

The band took home the title over the weekend

Perrottet government grants licence to explore sites for mine extension without tender process or community consultation

AN IMPROMPTU rendition of the national anthem went viral in St Helens last week following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.