A 12-year-old girl was yesterday put on probation for two years after pleading guilty to assaulting and slightly injuring a teacher....

A 58-year-old yesterday appeared in court to answer charges of having raped a mentally disabled woman....

The Education Ministry has said that the punishment meted to a girl student who attends the Valletta primary school was not that which the girl’s mother had described in court. ...

The government will launch a bundle of tenders for 45 different services within the next few weeks, which will make the tendering process more efficient and less time-consuming...

The first two months this year were within a whisker of the record set by January and February of 1955, which had a mean temperature of a far-from-cold 14.5 degrees Celsius...

Considerable advantages Malta enjoys in tourism, such as the safety and security people find here, are sharply weakened by factors such as the preservation of natural and cultural resources and prices...

Deeming the enforcement measures to be implemented in amendments to Malta’s hunting and trapping regulations as announced by Rural Affairs and Environment Minister George Pullicino on Monday evening as “unacceptable”,...

Archbishop Paul Cremona, OP, yesterday paid courtesy visits to the President, the Prime Minister and the Opposition Leader....

The word March comes from the Roman Martius. This was originally the first month of the Roman calendar and was named after Mars, the god of war. ...

The Helen O’Grady Academy through the support of Agenda Bookshops has donated a number of children’s books to the schools where the internationally acclaimed developmental drama classes are held. ...