Pianist, music teacher and therapist, Rosetta de Battista, has recently taken on a different challenge – organising the music, dance and theatre events at the Caravaggio Exhibition, La Mostra Impossibile. A full-time music teacher at St Martin’s Coll...

Alternattiva Demokratika is perplexed by the latest announcement that the government intends to cut the Malta Tourism Authority budget for 2005 by Lm0.5 million....

An attempted hold-up on a Group 4 armoured vehicle yesterday afternoon left the attackers empty handed thanks to the quick action of Group 4 personnel....

By the first week of European Union accession, the Malta Environment and Planning Authority had submitted no fewer than 50 applications to the EU for environment-related projects....

Attorneys defending the two former judges charged with receiving money from drug trafficker Mario Camilleri to reduce his prison sentence yesterday filed submissions in court to ask the Magistrates’ Court to stop proceedings in the case....

Hundreds of children flocked to the Hal Far fire training compound to watch various demonstrations put on by the Civil Protection Department as part of its open weekend activities....

It would be a crucial mistake and absolutely senseless to use the quarries next to Mnajdra and Hagar Qim temples as temporary landfills, said Opposition Leader Alfred Sant yesterday....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday said the Nationalist Party and its European Parliamentarians will be working to remove unnecessary regulation, saying that the goal was in line with that of the European Popular Party....

A man was granted bail against a Lm1,000 personal guarantee after he pleaded not guilty to threatening a police officer, among other charges....

A Briton yesterday agreed to pay damages after he admitted he drove a jet-ski recklessly, caused damage and slightly injured a two-year-old boy....