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Alka Prasad, Local Democracy reporter Auckland Council is rushing through decisions that align with revised policy statements from central government,...

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A meeting on rates rises in Auckland is under way as part of the council's 10-year budget.

One week after the distressing incident in which St Thomas resident Wayne Walker found himself cowering in fear as a gun, held by Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) councillor caretaker Dean Jones was aimed at him, the two men have now reached a...

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ST THOMAS, Jamaica – Dean Jones, the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) politician who seemingly pulled a gun during a fight with another man earlier this week, has been nominated as the party’s councillor-candidate for the Trinityville Division in St Thomas Western. Jones was given the nod during Nomination Day proceedings on Thursday, days after a video surfaced of the physical altercation between the politician and another man, since identified as...

A physical altercation between 58-year-old businessman Wayne Walker and Dean Jones, a prospective candidate for the Trinityville Division, is threatening to stir political tension in western St Thomas, with the elder man’s family expressing fear...

Mayor of Morant Bay Hubert Williams has called for the supporters of the People’s National Party (PNP) to “stay calm” and “focused” amid what they believe to be a physical altercation motivated by political alliances. In the now viral video, Dean...

Wayne Walker said his life flashed before him when he crouched to the ground on Monday as a firearm was pointed in his direction by Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) caretaker for the Trinityville Division in Western St Thomas, Dean Jones. “When mi see...

ST THOMAS, Jamaica - Labelling a video clip showing an altercation between a man clad in orange and a councillor from the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) as an “act of intimidation and assault”, the People's National Party says the incident violates the principles of democracy. In a statement on Tuesday, Shadow Minister of Citizen Security, Peter Bunting, condemned the actions of the JLP councillor, who has since been identified as...