The Leader of the Opposition has confirmed that the Sant’Antnin waste treatment and composting plant needs to be modernised...

In June, cruise passenger traffic in Malta accounted for 55,407 persons, an increase of 69.9 per cent over the same month in 2006 according to National Statistics Office figures released yesterday....

Roads and Urban Development Minister Jesmond Mugliett yesterday filed the fourth libel case against the Malta Labour Party in less than a month...

Two Libyan men and one Tunisian man were yesterday granted bail after all three pleaded not guilty to threatening and resisting police officers early yesterday morning. ...

A man from St Venera was yesterday jailed for three months suspended for one year after he pleaded guilty to punching his wife and threatening her with a bread-knife. ...

A 39-year-old man from Safi was yesterday granted bail after he pleaded not guilty to threatening and resisting police officers on Sunday in Zurrieq. ...

Two Armed Forces of Malta (AFM) officials yesterday filed a judicial protest in court complaining that they were not given a promotion when they were qualified and experienced for it. ...

The Institute of Maltese Journalists (IGM) welcomed the publication of the White Paper outlining the Government's proposals for a Freedom of Information Act (FOI)...

The leader of the opposition was conveniently corrupting the truth and twisting facts as it suited him though he has been convincingly contradicted about his manner of interpreting the facts to his political advantage...

The Nationalist Party did not keep its word about the constitutional amendments to the electoral law, Malta Labour Party deputy leader Michael Falzon told a public dialogue meeting on Sunday. ...