Noel Farrugia, MLP spokesman for agriculture, fisheries and rural development, said the government had proved incapable of launching an agrotourism plan. ...

Helena Dalli, the Labour Party’s spokesperson for the public function and women’s rights, said the government was eroding conditions that helped women join the labour market....

In an own initiative report by the Ombudsman, Dr Joseph Said Pullicino said that in Malta, only the Examinations Department accepts that a candidate can access his script as part of the exercise of his right to a revision of paper....

In May, the Retail Price Index increased to 110.44. The inflation rate stood at 1.67 per cent....

Administrative labour market data indicate that in December 2006 the number of people gainfully employed full-time rose by 766, while the number of those unemployed fell by 218, ...

Several personalities visited St Vincent de Paul home for the elderly on Thursday to distribute gifts to residents as a way of marking Father’s Day, which falls tomorrow....

The government will be investing heavily in radiotherapy services through the upgrading of the oncology service and a purpose-built radiotherapy department at Zammit Clapp hospital....

EC, a Maltese-owned group of English language centres, has been nominated for the prestigious Language Travel Magazine Star Awards 2007. ...

A man who was found guilty of bribing driving examiners in order to obtain his driving licence filed a judicial letter in court yesterday complaining that the Malta Transport Authority was discriminating against him. ...

A Court of Criminal Appeal declared a court judgement null and void yesterday after hearing that one of the main witnesses in a case had testified in the absence of the accused and his defence lawyer. ...