This resort, near the Jamaican town of Oracabessa, sits in the shadow of GoldenEye, the clifftop bungalow in which Ian Fleming lived from 1946 until his death in 1964 and wrote his James Bond books.

It has been four months since her high-profile wedding, but marriage, it seems, has done nothing to quell Kate Moss's appetite for the party lifestyle.

Statistically speaking, there are 16 possible winners of next week's netball world championships.

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Australia's netballers claimed the overall test series over Jamaica despite a 54-51 loss in their third clash in Kingston.

Jamaica's Ian Fleming International Airport opened for business last week.

More than 30 killed as government steps up hunt for former ally Christopher Coke.

Stephen Jewell talks to author Andrea Levy about slavery, story-telling and holidays on the North Shore.

NZ's gay community lashes out over Beenie Man's scheduled appearance at next year's Big Day Out.

Jamaica has beaten the Silver Ferns in a test for only the second time ever today.

Today's second test against Jamaica in Kingston will be the Silver Ferns' last hurrah of the year.

Jamaican police have detained a 23-year-old man in connection with the death of New Zealand-born diplomat John Terry.