The first step of turning a bio-hazard into a green wonderland was taken yesterday when Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi flicked the switch to start extracting gas from the Maghtab mountain....

In the past few days, the Malta Environment and Planning Authority published 12 sites which are being proposed for protection for their unique character and for the flora and fauna they harbour...

A series of illustrated talks on the history of Malta is being given by lecturer Vincent Zammit, organised by the Malta Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce....

Last weekend the Bay Street Complex hosted a very successful Mission Fund activity in aid of the Guatemala Project. During this activitiy, Mission Fund collected over Lm700 ...

In a matter of days all tickets for Miriam Gauci’s concert were sold out. The very last tickets were bought over last weekend. ...

After being shown their proposed new skyline at Tignè Point once the Fort Cambridge project is completed, shocked Sliema residents showed all the resolve to react against the development....

Following the collection of stamps, football stickers and a host of other collectible items...

Student organisation AIESEC yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding with the Parliamentary Secretariat for Small Businesses and the Self-Employed with the aim of obtaining assistance in its mission....

The government was committed to continue reducing bureaucratic measures which were proving burdensome for Maltese businessmen, parliamentary secretary Edwin Vassallo told The Malta Independent yesterday. ...

The hospital and plague cemetery that were built in Xaghra in 1814, a historic and architectural complex, have been passed over to the locality’s council which is to ensure its preservation....