A Yugoslav man was yesterday in intensive care at St Luke’s Hospital after falling from a ladder in Sliema....

The Health, Elderly and Community Care Ministry yesterday denied that it was implementing a total smoking ban....

Wasteserv is working on plans to extract toxic gases that emanate from the waste at the Maghtab landfill, and use them to generate energy, Environment and Rural Affairs minister George Pullicino said yesterday....

A military man through and through, he does not mince his words, whether it is to defend Malta’s heritage or to speak out against bureaucratic inefficiency. As chairman of the Board of Governors he is busy preparing for the 75th anniversary of St Edw...

The board of directors of the Malta International Airport yesterday announced six strategic goals in areas that the company believes offer great potential, not only for itself but also for the country’s economy....

The Malta Federation of Industry has complained, on behalf of a number of its members involved in the manufacture and export of food and beverages, about the fee being charged by the Health Department for the issuing of combined health/radiation-free...

The University Students’ Council has pledged to help with fund-raising and logistical support for November’s graduation ceremony....

The Malta Labour Party yesterday insisted that Super 1 TV had been fair in its reporting of a speech delivered by the prime minister last Sunday, adding that, on the contrary, the PN was now trying to patch up what the MLP said were Dr Gonzi’s embarr...

Estimated total turnover in the transport sector amounted to Lm319.3 million during 2002, against Lm249.3 million generated during 2001. The land transport sector accounted for Lm27.9 million during 2002 or 8.8 per cent, water transport Lm20.3 millio...

Culture and Tourism Minister Francis Zammit Dimech is in Cairo to discuss, the possibility of having two- or three-destination point tourism for visitors coming over to the Mediterranean from long haul flights....