The Archbishop, Mgr Paul Cremona OP, yesterday hailed members of the Police force for their hard work and dedication, saying that Maltese society would not feel safe without them. ...

The government yesterday announced that the fuel prices for March will remain the same and that fuel will be sold at the same prices as February. ...

The Justice and Home Affairs Ministry yesterday denied, though a statement issued by the Department of Information, that former Church property was being sold at higher than market value....

Carmen Zammit yesterday was appointed Commissioner for Children by the Family and Social Solidarity Ministry....

Victor Scicluna has handed-in his resignation from the post of chairman of the Malta Council for Economic and Social Development (MCESD)...

The introduction of the controlled vehicular access to Valletta, which should have been up-and-running today, has been postponed for a few weeks, sources told The Malta Independent. ...

The government is committed to ensure a high standard of work on all roads, including those that fall under the responsibility of local councils, said Urban Development and Roads Minister Jesmond Mugliett yesterday....

The award is given to that school which implements the seven facets of Ekoskola, a government programme encouraging a pro-environment conscience in schools....

One of the most unusual items pertaining to the National Library of Malta collection consists of a sheet of inscribed papyrus dated 1785, attesting to an attempt at the production of papyrus on commercial lines...

The entities that fall under the responsibility of the Resources and Infrastructure Ministry purchased more than Lm37,600 worth of stationery in 2006, Minister Ninu Zammit told Labour MP Noel Farrugia in a reply to a parliamentary question. ...