Labour whip Joe Mizzi lamented in Parliament the fact that much had been promised in respect of the ports’ reform, yet nothing much had been delivered, apart from the fact that the port operator had been changed. ...

A company filed an application for a warrant of prohibitory injunction against Maltacom yesterday, claiming that the telecommunications company was not respecting a three-year agreement it had with ...

Tourism Minister Francis Zammit Dimech spoke about Malta’s heritage credentials yesterday, saying that the country could offer the tourist 7,000 years of the history of mankind in an area of 316 square kilometres....

Work is in hand to replace the paving on the parvis of San Gwann parish church....

A man was cleared of committing perjury before a local tribunal yesterday, after a Magistrates’ Court declared that his version of events had been corroborated by another witness. ...

A man pleaded guilty yesterday to threatening and insulting three police officers at a St Paul’s Bay residence on Monday....

The need for a change of government was being felt more and more as time passed, because the government seemed unable to safeguard public property, such as the land owned by Maltacom at Qawra, Labour leader Alfred Sant said yesterday....

The education system, and the ability of Maltese workers to develop new skills, had enabled Malta to attract Lm575 million in foreign investment last year, which had created 6,100 new jobs, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said yesterday....

A man was yesterday charged with circulating counterfeit money.Paul Lughermo, 51, from Santa Venera, pleaded not guilty to circulating the counterfeit cash and committing a crime during the operative period of a suspended jail term. ...

A man was yesterday remanded in custody after pleading not guilty to threatening to burn his business partner....