The Ornis Committee met yesterday to discuss the autumn/winter hunting and trapping seasons for this year, and sent its recommendations to the Prime Minister....

Caritas Director Mgr Victor Grech said yesterday there has been much positive development in education at all levels in Malta, but not enough attention was being given to “educate the heart”....

Francis Ebejer was Malta’s most important playwright and novelist of the post-war period until his death in 1993. He wrote most of his fiction in English and published it in the United Kingdom and the United States, ...

For the second year running, Fringe! Productions, is celebrating this two-day international festival of jazz within The Malta Arts Festival, with musicians from Europe and beyond. ...

The Malta Gay Rights Movement (MGRM) has welcomed the publication by the EU’s Fundamental Rights Agency of a report on Homophobia and Discrimination on Grounds of Sexual Orientation in the EU Member States. ...

For the past 60 years, the Maltese Islands have been enjoying the services and produce provided by the local cooperatives. So it is of no surprise that their performance sometimes goes unnoticed since most people take them for granted. ...

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (Mepa) determined 543 applications in June and received 533 new applications. The net pending caseload at the end of the month was 4,894....

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority on Thursday evening made a bid to wipe the egg which had shortly before splashed all over its face, but ended being accused by a journalist of slandering him....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi’s silence on the Mistra scandal confirms that there is not a pair of safe hands at the helm of environmental leadership in Malta, Opposition MP Roderick Galdes said yesterday....

Over 240 bottles of water, sun block and informative leaflets were yesterday distributed to passers-by in Republic Street, Valletta during an activity organised by the Health Promotion Department and the ...