The third Gozo Trade Fair, organised by The Gozo Business Chamber, is being held from tomorrow, Friday, until Monday at the Gozo Sports Complex, Victoria....

A man who is standing trial for allegedly shooting another man in the mouth in October 2000 took the witness stand yesterday and testified that he had not intended to shoot the victim but was just showing him the firearm because he wanted to sell it....

Labour Party leader Alfred Sant said yesterday that MLP candidates will work to sustain Malta’s tourism industry when they are elected MEPs....

The GRTU and the Malta Freeport reached agreement yesterday on the number of containers that are handled every hour at the Freeport’s gate....

Alternattiva Demokratika yesterday continued its tour of environment-friendly private sector initiatives in Malta and Gozo, with chairman Harry Vassallo and EP candidate Prof. Arnold Cassola visiting the organic farm in the Kalkara Valley....

The number of people registering for work in May continued to show a decline, falling from over 8,000 to 7,700, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said yesterday....

The Institute of Maltese Journalists (IGM) launched the 14th Malta Journalism Awards (MJA) yesterday, with the addition of a new category for travel journalism sponsored by Emirates....

Foreign Minister John Dalli said yesterday that if MLP leader Alfred Sant was a serious politician he would not be making unfounded accusations about him....

General Workers’ Union secretary Tony Zarb yesterday issued a clear and unequivocal warning to the government regarding the forthcoming discussion on a reform of the pension system: “Yes to consensus, but no to arrogance and imposition.”...

Malta Council for Economic and Social Development chairman Victor Scicluna admitted yesterday that the law setting up the MCESD did not give the party in Opposition the right to attend council meetings....