Haven – Country music crooner Penny Cavendish was crowned winner of the 2026 Sanctarian Song Contest tonight with over 63% of the vote after wowing the voting public with her power ballad Love Can’t Make Me Do That. Cavendish (63), who represented
The 49 year old Sanctus native, Ethan Ringrose, is no stranger to gruelling campaigns. Only earlier this year, he narrowly lost to Katherine Saunders to succeed Marian Woodstrom as President of Sanctaria. In 2019, he lost – again, narrowly – to Katherine
When Sooma MP Nicola Allman announced she had received enough signatures from her parliamentary colleagues to allow her to stand for leadership of the Democratic Left Party, the first question that left the mouths of most political journalists was “who?”; the second
Sanctus – There are to be three candidates to replace outgoing Democratic Left Party leader Charlene Hendry, the party’s central board announced today at 12:30pm. Culture Secretary Amanda Thomas, Sooma MP Nicola Allman, and Sanctus City Councillor Ethan Ringrose all attained the
Nicene – Backbench Galvium MP Nicola Allman today declared she had gained the support of enough DLP MPs to run in the upcoming leadership contest. Allman, who has been an MP for Sooma, in Galvium, since 2018, is a surprise late entry
Pontifex – The Pontifex City Police Department today advised its citizens that the recent spate of fatal stabbings in the capital are likely to be the work of just one culprit, and that residents are to be vigilant. Seven people have been
Corpus – Homeland Security Secretary Kathryn Stewart will not be running to be the next leader of the Democratic Left Party, she confirmed this morning on Sanctarian television. She will be running for re-election as an MP, but said that, after consulting
Sanctus – The Chief Judge of the Galvium State Supreme Court, Edmée Simon, has been nominated to replace the late Associate Justice Louis Cartwright on the Supreme Court of Sanctaria, Justice Secretary Eric Hill announced to the House of Deputies today. The
Sanctus – Culture Secretary Amanda Thomas today announced she would be joining the race to succeed Charlene Hendry as leader of the Democratic Left Party. Thomas, who is a part of the socialist wing of the party, was widely expected to join
Sanctus – Cllr. Ethan Ringrose of Sanctus City Council has today thrown his hat into the ring to succeed Charlene Hendry as Leader of the Democratic Left Party. Ringrose previously represented his party in this year’s presidential election, narrowly losing out to
Sanctus – Chancellor Charlene Hendry today formally stepped down as leader of the Democratic Left Party, staying in place as Chancellor until the dissolution of the House of Deputies later this year. She announced that the federal board of the party had