Opposition MP Joe Brincat has filed a private member’s bill in Parliament, calling for amendments to be made to the law so that cases of corruption would no longer be subject to become time-barred....

The need to have more hotels and bed space coupled with retaining the unique character were the common issues brought up by all parties at a meeting held to discuss the regeneration of Marsascala yesterday....

The Malta Union of Teachers is concerned about the government having changed the playing field of the public service collective agreement, which became effective on 1 January 2005, ...

The Mediterranean Shipping Cruises’ liner MSC Musica was a majestic sight in Grand Harbour yesterday, when it made its maiden call at Malta....

The First Hall of the Civil Court yesterday ordered the release of equipment used during Friday's Simply Red concert after it was seized the following day to cover expenses incurred by a company in connection...

Minister for Family and Social Solidarity Dolores Cristina yesterday presented the Housing Authority Amendment Bill’s second reading. She said that there are three entities which are responsible for social housing –...

A 38-year-old man was yesterday seriously injured in a freak accident after a small bulldozer fell on him, police said....

Signing the Lisbon Reform Treaty on 13 December will be an act of profanity towards Malta’s Republic Day, which is celebrated on that day, the chairman of the Campaign for National Independence, ...

There is still a lot to be done to reduce bureaucracy and the perception that this is one of the main problems to business in Malta may be close to the real situation, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said yesterday....

Delegates from 22 countries within the Mediterranean basin were present for the General Assembly, where the Maltese Olympic Committee was represented by Mr Justice Lino Farrugia Sacco (President) ...