20 students from Craven College in Yorkshire, UK, specialising in aviation, have successfully completed a two-week job shadowing experience in Malta...

Plays for children and young people can inspire both the audience and the writer. Through the International Playwriting Competition, Trinity Guildhall aims to encourage new writing in this field...

A 68-year-old woman of British nationality died yesterday after finding herself in difficulty while swimming in a pool in a hotel in Qawra...

Later this month, the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO), conducted by Christopher Muscat, will be performing three concerts at different Maltese localities as part of a newly established “community outreach programme”...

The Society for Scale Modellers will this year be opening its Kids’ Summer Course to the first 20 applicants. In the past, the Society has held private summer courses in model making for children of its members and friends....

Postgraduate education forms an increasingly important part of Malta’s economic and social agenda...

An agreement signed between Libyan Foreign Minister Mousa Kousa and his Swiss counterpart, Micheline Calmy-Rey, yesterday marked the end of a dispute between the two countries which began in July 2008 ...

The beauty of the Maltese islands stands out more when you get a view from high above. ...

Opposition leader Joseph Muscat yesterday criticised Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi’s government for failing to recognise the real needs of the country’s citizens. ...

With the civil service collective agreement, which was signed in 2005, drawing to a close at the end of this year, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday hinted that a review in the summer working hours of public sector employees could well be...