Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday came out heavily in favour of law enforcement in most areas about which there has been heavy public criticism....

The designate European Fisheries Commissioner Joe Borg will face his first problem after he is confirmed in his post – tackling the dolphin crisis....

A couple have proved love can conquer all after they survived two separate horrific car smashes and still made it up the aisle....

Malta has missed out on the EU's Natura funds, it was announced last week....

On the eve of the third anniversary of the 11th September attacks, the United States Coast Guard announced that Malta-flagged ships will be boarded and inspected more often than other vessels when they enter US ports....

Despite a midnight brawl between two heaving crowds of band supporters culminating in bottles raining on both sides, the Zabbar parish authorities yesterday decreed that the festa must go on....

Relatives, friends and Armed Forces of Malta personnel gathered at Maritime Squadron’s Haywharf base in Floriana on 7 September for a service in memory of the seven personnel lost in the 1984 patrol boat tragedy....

There are about 400 boat owners who are waiting to be given a berth for their boat, Malta Maritime Authority chairman Marc Bonello said yesterday....

Government is working on the long awaited clamp down on illegal dumping, with plans to give local wardens jurisdiction over the matter, in tandem with a hefty increase in penalties, The Malta Independent has learnt....

An exercise conducted by the Malta Transport Authority (ADT) revealed that some of the 133 new buses have not been used for public transport purposes for long periods. In some cases, these new buses have not been used for four months....