The proposals to change Malta’s taxation structures will put more emphasis on taxing spending rather than income, and this will help people with a lower income, said parliamentary secretary Tonio Fenech yesterday....

A Labour government will lead the country responsibly with social justice, said opposition deputy Leader Michael Falzon yesterday. ...

I open my wardrobes – in the plural since my eldest and her love were married three years ago and I’ve inherited hers too – yes, I look inside and think to myself that I really do not want to wear any of those hot-looking clothes. ...

The most important thing for Ben Darmanin right now is his much-coveted place at the Royal Academy of Music in London where he will follow an intensive one-year course in musical theatre. His life has been ...

Two French boys, 16 and 17 years old, and an Italian 17-year old, were yesterday charged with having let off a tear gas canister inside the Galaxy Hotel on Friday night, leading to the evacuation of 150 residents and slight injuries to five....

The contractor for the landscaping project around government-built apartment blocks in Pembroke has claimed, with reference to a story on the area (TMIS 23 July) that till some days ago ...

A sculpture by artist Antoine Farrugia from Mqabba has been erected in the main square of the German town of Fraunstein. The work of art, entitled ‘tHos’, was chosen, together with another three pieces, at the ...

Following an intensive and successful 2005–2006 season the National Orchestra Malta is ending its activities with an EU-funded Leonardo da Vinci ...

Marilyn Hodgson, a Scottish sculptor who lives in Malta, will be presenting a live demonstration of modelling in clay during the open air Sculpture exhibition currently on display in Freedom Square Valletta. ...

Kimberly Grech, a new singer on the music scene, will be releasing her first single, debut track with the name ‘Let’s Get Louder’. ...