The Ta’ Qali crafts village project was confirmation of how the Gonzi administration reneged on its promises, Labour Party leader Alfred Sant said yesterday when he visited Ta’ Qali....

Water Services Corporation (WSC) chairman Michael Falzon yesterday filed his third libel suit, this time against Opposition Leader Alfred Sant, Labour Party president Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi...

The court yesterday heard how the drainage problem in Balluta Bay is “almost solved” with a radical decrease of the faecal coliform count from around 30,000 to 791. ...

A part-time employee yesterday filed a judicial protest against his employers, the Eden Foundation and the Eden Cooperative Society, claiming he had been discriminated against. ...

Anton Borg has been appointed vice-chairman of Malta Enterprise, where he has been serving as director, the Investment, Industry and Information Technology Ministry said....

Reports published over the past few months showed that the number of people travelling to and from Gozo has been on a steady increase this year and the first two weeks of this month were no exception, as Gozo Channel Co...

Delegates and shop stewards of the GWU’s Metal and Construction Section have declared they no longer have confidence in Malta Shipyards chairman John Cassar White and will therefore not recognise him as their chairman...

With Budget 2008 expected to be announced in the first half of October, the parliamentary secretary in the finance ministry was invited to address the Malta Council for Economic and Social Development (MCESD)...

Malta needs more low-cost routes to unlock the islands’ full tourism potential, Ryanair deputy chief executive officer Michael Cawley declared yesterday morning....

Malta’s countryside is heating up as the autumn hunting season kicks into full swing, and as ornithological organisations move into rural areas to observe the southbound movements of birds of prey as they pass over Malta....