The government has gone from a money-no-problem to a problem-no-money outlook, after coming to terms with the financial crisis it has brought on the country, MLP MP Evarist Bartolo said yesterday....

Various localities in Malta and Gozo were left without power yesterday evening after the electricity service was disrupted due to a fault on a high voltage network....

In 2002, GDP per capita, expressed in terms of purchasing power standards, in the EU25’s 254 NUTS-2 regions ranged from 32 per cent of the EU25 average in the region of Lubelskie in Poland, to 315 per cent of the average in Inner London in the United King...

Government yesterday published the controversial amendments to the eco-tax legal notice, rearranging the taxation methods in line with announcements Environment and Rural Affairs Minister George Pullicino had made over the past weeks....

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association welcomed the government’s decision to re-introduce the helicopter service between Malta and Gozo, four months after the Malta Air Charter ceased operating this service....

Maltacom plc has been ordered to give Mary Ann Calleja a Kia Rio after the company failed to give her the lottery prize she won when her ticket was drawn. The woman was not awarded the prize since she failed to reply correctly to the question asked....

A young man from Cospicua was accused of stealing less than Lm50 worth of alcohol from the Arcadia supermarket in St Julian’s on two separate occasions....

A private school physical education teacher who was “lucky not go to prison” was fined Lm60 after being found guilty of beating up a 15-year-old student early last year....

The Nationalist Party councillor who was criticised by the Malta Labour Party after having participated in an activity deemed to be racist, issued a statement to clarify his position....

A total of 400 people in the over 40-age bracket are set to benefit from a scheme launched by the Employment and Training Corporation which could see them all securing permanent jobs....