Looking back on the past three years in which he has served as prime minister, Lawrence Gonzi said last night that it had been a great honour for him...

Following the government’s new set of hefty fines and penalties for violations of hunting regulations that have just been published, all eyes this weekend are on the Malta-Gozo channel as the south-north duck migration kicks into full swing....

An EU study has shown that Malta’s innovation performance is below the EU average. Of the nine indicators available for the year 2005, Malta’s...

Four non-governmental organisations gathered in front of the gates of the Malta Environment and Planning Authority (Mepa) yesterday to express their concern over recent government proposals which, they argue, would amount to a fast-tracking...

A Magistrates’ Court yesterday declared that a care worker, who was charged with slightly injuring an elderly man at St Vincent de Paul residence, should not have been arraigned under arrest. ...

Nursing aides in government hospitals were yesterday ordered by the General Workers Union to stop working in protest against what the GWU said was a “unilateral decision” taken by the Health Division ...

Non-academic staff at St Aloysius College have joined the General Workers Union, the union said in a statement. ...

The Christian Democrat Students’ Association (SDM) yesterday launched its new website www.sdm.org.mt....

The Union Haddiema Maghqudin (UHM) will hold its 30th general conference at the Dolmen Resort in Qawra on Wednesday....

The first graduation ceremony at the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology, MCAST, saw 674 students graduate and heard Education Minister Louis Galea ...