Schools, public entities, NGOs, businesses, and individuals were recognised for their outstanding contributions to waste reduction during the 12th edition of the Malta Waste Reduction Awards....

The public was once again given clear proof of a Government that uses Parliament to trample on people's rights and to try to silence any voice that holds it to account, The Nationalist Party has...

A motion to censure Nationalist Party MP Karol Aquilina and in support of the work of Speaker Anglu Farrugia was passed in parliament on Wednesday, with 37 voting in favour and none voting...

The government's bill regarding a magisterial inquiry reform passed a third reading stage vote in parliament on Tuesday, with 37 MPs voting in favour, and 30 voting against. The Nationalist Party...

A group of protestors gathered outside Parliament on Wednesday, to make their voices heard against a bill that will change the way magisterial inquiries are requested. A vote on the bill is set...

It is the government's intention to table a bill in parliament that would introduce cyberstalking and cyberbullying as specific crimes, Justice Minister Jonathan Attard said in parliament as he...

The Ministry for National Heritage, the Arts, and Local Government has entered into a promise of sale agreement with the owners of the King's Own Band Club premises in Valletta with the aim of...

Self-employed prospective parents undergoing IVF treatment will now be entitled to paid leave, government announced Wednesday. In a statement, the Social Policy Ministry said that government will...

Opposition Leader Bernard Grech made his last appeal for a vote against the government's controversial magisterial inquiry reform bill, ahead of the vote which will take place in Parliament Wednesday...

Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's iPhone was wiped clean weeks before police raided his home and seized it, a court heard on Wednesday. Muscat also used Google to twice search for information...