Opposition MP Gavin Gulia believes that “a substantial part” of drugs that are being imported into Malta are smuggled by sea....

The government has spent just under Lm10 million in five years to subsidise a public transport system that so many locals and foreigners complain about time and time again....

In their joint pastoral letter for Santa Marija, which is being read during Masses this weekend, Archbishop Joseph Mercieca and Bishop Nicholas Cauchi share what they call “a few reflections” on the International Congress of Priests that will be held...

Relatives of residents at St Vincent De Paule home for the elderly have complained to The Malta Independent on Sunday about the general state of neglect outside the wards....

Asked to comment on the case that was heard in court last Friday where the police arraigned a person who passed himself as a private investigator and who, according to the police admitted to passing tampered information to the police, John Dalli, who...

The government yesterday announced a raft of 55 new measures which aim to increase jobs by three per cent from 2005 to 2010 and female employment by seven per cent in the same timeframe....

With the privatisation of the Malta Freeport said to be ‘imminent’ (latest reports say it has to be concluded by 24 August), tension is rising at the Freeport not just regarding the as yet unconcluded Collective Agreement but also the situation of th...

A highly-placed government source told this paper last week that government plans to increase the eco-contribution from 1c a bottle to 2c or more by later this year in order to have a recyclable system in place as soon as possible....

Since it was first inaugurated in March 1991, the demand for Telecare, the emergency telephone service for the elderly, has risen rapidly....

An armed robbery took place on Friday evening in a bar in Cannon Street, Sta Venera....