Archbishop Mgr Paul Cremona paid an official visit to the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) in St Julian’s. The Archbishop was greeted by the chairman of the Board of Governors, ...

PIN is publishing another volume of Treasures in Maltese Churches. This series of volumes are lavishly illustrated picture books. Written by Tony Terribile, these books are bi-lingual, and volume 10 is available from PIN’s office....

The Chebec was a typically Mediterranean vessel which appeared for the first time early in the 17th century operated by Muslim countries. It was a fast, all weather, lateen rigged ship, ...

CT Entertainment Productions in collaboration with Vodafone, Kinnie Zest and Hyundai will be presenting the ‘Circo di Spagna’, ...

Rural Affairs and the Environment Minister George Pullicino, and Finance Parliamentary Secretary Tonio Fenech, met up with the media at the Tal-Qroqq Skate Park yesterday and saw the progress of works underway, despite the rain....

The General Workers’ Union has entered into a new collective agreement with Multigas Ltd, ...

The highly regarded 1572 painting depicting The Flagellation of Christ by Florentine artist Stefano Pieri, has been returned to its traditional home in the main sacristy of St John’s Co-Cathedral. ...

A former Freeport employee was awarded Lm4,000 in damages by an industrial tribunal after it ruled that he was unjustly laid off....

Alfred Sant yesterday referred to unfulfilled government promises about dock one in Cospicua, and said the Labour Party would be including the dock one development as an essential part of its regional development plan for the Grand Harbour....

The Labour Party yesterday criticised the Nationalist Party for using sports for partisan politics. A new PN candidate, it said, who enjoyed the support of the Prime Minister, ...