MaltaPost said Lm-denominated stamps – stamps denominated in just Lm – are being withdrawn from circulation to be exchanged for dual currency (€/Lm) denominated stamps....

Italian ambassador Paolo Andrea Trabalza announced that the first constituent assembly of the Association of Italian-Maltese ex-Alumni and Students (AIMAB) will be held at the Casino Maltese tomorrow....

Bank of Valletta plc and the Malta Union of Bank Employees yesterday signed a collective agreement that covers all employees in the clerical and managerial grades....

The European Commission is to take a final decision today on hauling Malta before the European Court of Justice over the issue of spring hunting, contrary to reports published in other sections of the media that a decision was to be issued yesterday....

While the euro area is already a single currency area in respect of cash, work is now underway to transform it into a single area also for payment services – in particular card payments, credit transfers and direct debits, the Central Bank of Malta said...

Parliament has just adopted the legislation amending the Consumer Affairs Act (Cap. 378) transposing an EU Directive concerning unfair business-to-consumer commercial practices (2005/29/EC)....

The year 2004 was a record year in terms of generated waste in the period between 2000 and 2006 – some 2,874,853 tonnes of waste were sent to the treatment and disposal sites in that year, the National Statistics Office reported yesterday....

At 979, non-fatal accidents at work between October and December decreased by 4.5 per cent when compared to the same quarter in the preceding year...

Competitiveness and Communications Minister Censu Galea yesterday inaugurated a crucial Task Force meeting of the CEPT (European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations) which is currently discussing reforms within this organisation....

The Malta Transport Authority denied that the St Paul’s Bay by-pass had been closed to traffic “for nothing”, as ONE News reported....