A study conducted by the Chamber of Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (GRTU) has shown that 84 per cent of businesses questioned have a positive outlook for the current year after registering a successful 2006 for their business....

The Maltese government yesterday submitted a formal application to the European Commission to adopt the euro by January next year....

BirdLife Malta continued to apply pressure on the government yesterday over its retention of the spring hunting season in what it, and the European Commission, considers to be a breach of the EU’s Birds Directive for the fourth year running....

Moulded in a metal fashion with tons of rage, attitude and a rebellious socio-political conscience to boot, Norm Rejection’s brief tenure on the local scene left an impact that lasted long after their demise...

Although he released his debut album last summer, Paolo Nutini’s popularity has been consistently on the increase, extending further beyond his native Scotland than he might ever have thought possible...

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority said the public hearing due to be held on Thursday has been postponed...

The Monetary Policy Advisory Council of the Central Bank of Malta yesterday left the central intervention rate unchanged at four per cent...

The international floating bookshop Logos II will be berthing at the Valletta Waterfront on Friday when it opens its floating bookfair, hosted by Captain Nick Lewis and director Dale Rhoton from the United States. ...

Valletta Waterfront’s Heat Bar and Diner is gearing up to host the awaited special charity event No Tips for VIPs tomorrow at 8.30pm. All profits generated by the activity will be in aid of Caritas Malta’s Harm Reduction Shelter....

A record number of applications have been made for participation in this year’s Students’ Festival, to be held in the Sir Temi Zammit Hall on campus on 31 March and 1 April, according to the KSU Culture and Entertainment Office....