Eight cruise liners entered Grand Harbour yesterday, establishing a record number of ships in harbour on any one day, and beating last year’s record of seven ships....

A 23-year-old man yesterday pleaded not guilty to stealing eight tanks of bio-diesel from a farmhouse in Mqabba....

A woman was placed on probation for three years after she was found guilty of hopping from beach to beach stealing several backpacks containing cash, ...

Sedqa agency yesterday launched two new interactive and educational CDs, T.F.A.L.2 and CROSSROADS, at a press conference yesterday....

The proposal for a European directive providing sanctions against employers who employ irregular migrants should help to stem the flow of economic refugees into this continent, said MEP Simon Busuttil yesterday....

Although the economy was growing at favourable rates, the economic benefits are not trickling down to Malta’s middle class, Chamber for Small and Medium Enterprises (GRTU) director general Vince Farrugia ...

Public Transport will operate till 3.30am tonight. After 10pm the fare will be of 50c. Bus lanes from Kordin, Pieta and Blata l-Bajda will be operated to facilitate the smooth running of Public ...

The advances made in technology have also meant changes in the way schools are run and how students learn new things. MARIA GIULIANA FENECH delves into the subject and finds out that today it’s more fun to learn...

The European Anti Poverty Network (EAPN) Malta yesterday held a conference on ‘Employment challenges and opportunities for persons experiencing social exclusion and poverty’...

A magistrate yesterday presided over the interrogation of two Maltese people, a lawyer and an accountant...