VAT will no longer be paid when goods arrive in Malta, provided they are manufactured in the EU or cleared of tax in an EU member state, come 1 May....

All’s well that ends well for three kittens that were abandoned in a half-full water tank this week after a dog decided to “adopt” them while they are being weaned....

At a meeting held yesterday, Broadcasting Authority chairman Chief Justice Emeritus Joseph Said Pullicino assured the lobby group Front Maltin Inqumu that its request for a television station will be discussed shortly....

Figures issued by the National Statistics Office yesterday revealed that during the past four years, an average of over 43,500 people were living in jobless households. This figure represents 11 per cent of the total population....

Air Malta employees who are members of the General Workers’ Union yesterday unanimously voted against the proposals made by the government to put the airline back on its feet....

The Commonwealth Secretariat has recently approved the provision of consultancy services worth around Lm40,000 for Appogg professionals working with children....

The Malta Labour Party said that while it welcomed government’s decision to review Data Protection Act tariffs, it could not help but notice that once again the administration had acted with undue haste....

Friday 16 AprilInaugural and Commemorative Concert 7.30pm Oratorio San Gregorio MagnoPerformance of the Oratorio San Gregorio Magno composed in the 1960s by the renowned organist Fr Karm Scerri, at the time Maestro di Cappella of the Cathedra...

The Rural Affairs and Environment Ministry plans to refund half of the social security contributions made by farmers, animal breeders and fishermen between January and February 2003....

Grocers whose shops are in tourist areas, and whose premises are not larger than 200 square metres, are reminded that they require a licence from the Trade Licensing Unit to be able to open on Sundays and public holidays....