Like last year, FINN will be dormant while the reporting expedition is taking place. My apologies. Photo(c) J. Brock (SARTMA) more »

This meeting was held prior to the Legislative Council Meeting on 27 February 2004. more »

One man has decided to campaign for the preservation of Albatross in a unique way. Photo (c) J. Brock (FINN) H. E. the Governor Mr. Howard Pearce visits below decks on English Rose VI. more »

A very special charity has been set up in the Falklands. Photo: (c) Cherie Clifford more »

things haven't changed. With the publication of what went on during Air Charter Flights Talks in the Argentine press comes a lesson that one side of the talks counts leaks to the media as standard practice. more »

Find out how the wool market did last week. more »

NVQ Certificates have been presented at Government House. Photo (c) J. Brock (FINN) more »

Legislative Councillors have sent a strong message about flights to the Argentines. more »

The Cable & Wireless 2004/05 Phone Book is ready for inspection at the Post Office. Photo(c) J. Brock (FINN) Save the Albatross yacht arriving in Stanley with Speedwell along side. more »

The Albatross Man has sailed into Stanley. more »

Hydrocarbons become the in word with 40% of the seismic survey completed. more »

Stanley had a power cut today. more »

Certificates for NVQs were handed out at Government House by H. E. the Governor Mr Howard Pearce. Photo (c) J. Brock (FINN) Val Padgett Receives her certificate from Gov. Pearce. more »

The Gun Club Results are published here. more »

The Argentine Families Commission has written to H. E. the Governor Mr. Howard Pearce to express thanks for efforts concerning the Memorial at Darwin more »

Read about the new Abattoir as well as other items of interest, like the Falklands National Flower. (c) Crown Copyright Photo (c) Ron Lewis Smith - Falklands Conservation's Plant Survey more »

Read about last quarter's Government News (c) Crown Copyright. Photo (c) J. Brock (FINN)One of the photos inside shows this tapestry made by Falklands school children. more »

Like last year, FINN will be dormant while the reporting expedition is taking place. My apologies. Photo(c) J. Brock (SARTMA) more »

Salary in Grade 9 if you have the qualifications. more »

A very special charity has been set up in the Falklands. Photo: (c) Cherie Clifford more »

If you fancy living in your own home on St. Helena, read on. more »

The News that Saints want to hear. more »

The 35th Regional Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Regional Conference has come to an end. Photo: (c) J. Brock (SARTMA) more »

In the opening ceremony, H. E. the Governor Mr. Howard Pearce sets the record straight about self-determination. more »

The Shackleton Fund has brought quality of life to the Falklands. Photo (c) Shackleton Fund more »

Safin Magazine has been dormant for a rep-vamp. The updates will be by island and quarterly. Photo (c) St. Helena Government more »

St. helena's fishery has a different approach to stock assessment and management that make it unique in the South Atlantic. more »

A Royal Navy Lynx Helicopter from HMS Endurance has crashed in Antarctica. Photo (c) Ministry of Defence more »

A new book has been published about Tristan da Cunha and it's co-author is a Tristanian. more »

It's been the first time since 25 July that the crew of SOUTHERN SUPPORTER have walked on dry ground. more »

For Southern Supporter, Gough Island was the first land sighted since leaving Fremantle on 22 July. Photo (c) Australian Customs A helicopter from SA Agulhas delivers some supplies to Viarsa. more »

Nightingale Island is one in the Tristan da Cunha group. On Sunday, 16 March 2003 the passengers on M/S ENDEAVOUR did a tour of Nightingale Island. Enjoy the photos! Photos (c) J. Brock (SARTMA) more »

Gough Island is a World Heritage site and few people visit the volcanic dot in the South Atlantic Ocean. Photos (c) J. Brock (SARTMA) more »

In Part 4 of this log, M/S ENDEAVOUR visits the Tristan da Cunha Group of Islands. Photos (c) J. Brock (SARTMA) and James Glass. Yellow Nosed Albatross on their Gough Island nests. more »

Tristan da Cunha has fish species that no one has ever seen before. Photos: (c) J. Brock (SARTMA) Dive Specialist, David Cothran describes how the Remote Observation Vehicle works. Tristan da Cunha is in the background. Other photos attached with article show the EDINBURGH, a ship used in Fisheries Patrol around Tristan and Gough Island and photos of Gough and Nightingale Islands. more »

Photos (c) J. Brock (SARTMA) It was crunch time with Charlie, who jumped in the suitcases and followed me everywhere. He even took up a vigil outside the entrance to Government House during the latest interview with Howard Pearce. more »

The picture shows Felicity Glass, who in 1998 accompanied her sister, Sandra Rogers on an epic medical evacuation from Tristan da Cunha that involved the first ever leap-frog rescue by a Sea King Helicopter. Photos: (c) J. Brock (SARTMA) more »

Find out what damage the hurricane caused on Tristan from an official point of view. The picture shows Yellow Nosed Albatross Chicks. Wildlife also suffered as a result of the hurricane. Photo (c) James Glass more »

Tristan da Cunha's former Administrator tells about some of the on island opportunities that Tristanians may wish to develop. The photo shows Tristan da Cunha from Nightingale Island. Photo (c) James Glass more »

In this second part of an interview with the former Administrator on Tristan Da Cunha, the Island's development is discussed. Photo (C) James Glass more »

Tristan Times articles that were on the old site will be put back. This time, with photos. Photo (C) James Glass more »