Arrears of revenue reported by ministries and departments to the National Audit Office amounted to Lm412.4 million, of which Lm80.6 million was reported as collectable as at 31 December 2005, according to the annual audit report....

The first phase of the project that will see the reconstruction of the St Paul’s Bay Bypass, between Burmarrad and the Erbgha Mwiezeb roundabout, is nearing completion, despite several technical problems that have been encountered. ...

The Curia yesterday published the crest chosen by the new Archbishop, Mgr Paul Cremona....

President Emeritus Sir Anthony Mamo celebrated his 98th birthday yesterday....

A Gozitan farmer arrived at his farm on the outskirts of Xewkija yesterday morning to the horrific sight of his three tal-fenek dogs hanging lifeless from a steel beam in the farmyard....

Birkirkara0Milan5The Ta’ Qali national stadium was full to the brim yesterday evening as Milan’s training camp in Malta came to an end with a friendly game against Maltese champions Birkirkara, a match that the Italian giants handsomely won 5-0....

Labour MP Carmelo Abela questioned some decisions taken by ADT’s CEO. Mr Abela claimed the CEO has a conflict of interest because he also owns a tour agency and he uses the services of a particular coach garage; ...

No less than Lm10 million’s worth of investments have been written off, the Auditor General reported yesterday....

The law creating a legal framework for voluntary organisations is intended to strengthen their operation and does not in any way remove their independence or autonomy, Family and Social Solidarity Minister Dolores Cristina said yesterday....

A Constitutional Court yesterday ruled that a man awaiting extradition to the United States can be extradited since this would not be in breach of his human rights. ...