The Labour Party pledged to invest €700 million in the environment over the next five years. The environment will be given priority in this legislature, it is said.  In his speech explaining...

Much has been done to limit plastic pollution in Malta. Through legislation, we have been tackling single-use plastics, although more can still be done. Rarely does one find plastic straws,...

The recent news that residents in one of Balzan’s main arterial roads were left fuming and sleepless by roadworks which were carried out through the whole night until around 4am, angers...

Six months have not even passed since the recreational cannabis law was enacted and a reputable organisation such as Caritas is already sounding the alarm. Children as young as nine are being...

Climate change is, rightly, at the top of many agendas at the moment.  As the world gets hotter and hotter – something which Malta will no doubt be reminded about again over the coming...

Political party financing is a subject which many have had a bone to pick with.  It has long been said that the two major political parties are far too beholden to the people who donate money to...

As expected, Bernard Grech will be the sole contender for the Nationalist Party’s leadership post. In spite of suffering a third consecutive electoral defeat, it is arguably the best...

Not one single week seems to go by without there being a serious accident in a workplace. Tens of workers are injured, some of them seriously, while others die, leaving grieving families and...

A PL local councillor is pushing ahead with an application to build a home for the elderly on ODZ land, in the green gap between Naxxar and Gharghur. He argues that because the land is committed, then...

Another Eurovision Song Contest has come and gone. Unfortunately this year ended up being a disappointing one for Malta.  What promised much, particularly due to the exceptional musical...