It is ridiculous that, proportionately speaking, Malta is the country in Europe with the most departments and ministries within the public service, and yet it is the least productive, Azzjoni Nazzjonali deputy leader Anglu Xuereb said yesterday....

Ever anxious to attack the government, the Labour Party’s spokesmen for the environment were giving the green light to the abusive behaviour of Carmel Cacopardo...

Carmel Cacopardo was, again, not admitting that the process about the Sant’Antnin waste recycling plant had been carried out according to law, as confirmed by the European Commission, the Rural Affairs and the Environment Ministry said yesterday....

It was shameful that a minority of students and supporters of the Nationalist Party had been organised to disrupt the political debate at the University of Malta on Monday, the Forum Zghazagh Laburisti said. ...

A total of 149 personnel transfers in the police force which came into effect on Monday, according to a letter dated 17 February...

Denying Labour Party claims that MATSEC re-sits were going to be held in November/December, education minister Louis Galea invited students to visit the MATSEC website http://www.home.um.edu.mt/matsec/ ...

Tourism Minister Francis Zammit Dimech said the government’s proposals on tourism were not meant to attract votes because of the election, but to continue building on the success they were achieving in the industry....

Prime Minister and Nationalist Party leader Lawrence Gonzi, could not have been clearer yesterday about the prospects of the PN forming a coalition with Alternattiva Demokratika....

Labour leader Alfred Sant yesterday described the De La Rue plant in Bulebel as a success story that shows that the manufacturing industry still has a future....

The Prime Minister yesterday said that another term in office by the PN would see Malta as the leader in e-learning, while also reaching the Lisbon Agenda’s target of 85 per cent of school leavers furthering their studies....