It seems that there are some people who are expendable and others who are not.  The director of fisheries, for example, was hung out to dry by the government like so much dirty laundry at...

It may not have made the front page headlines that some government initiatives get from time to time but the recently-introduced scheme allowing school-aged children to visit practically any Heritage...

At last someone had the guts to say it as it is: Valletta18 was a failure. Architect John Ebejer, who was involved with the European Capital City of Culture wrote a long article on this...

The environment ministry and the developers’ association stepped forward on Saturday to try and find a temporary fix to the huge problem that is the lack of space for construction...

With all the talk of the rule of law that has been bandied about lately, one would think that government ministers would not be wasting the courts’ time with frivolous libel suits that can be...

There is something seriously wrong with some sections of society when a person in her hour of grief and despair manages to dig deep and find the decency to provide some humanity when she saw it...

According to a release by Eurostat last week, Malta's retail sector suffered the second largest decrease in retail sales in the EU. Malta's retail trade from December 2017 to December 2018...

Konrad Mizzi was in the news for two reasons these past few days. The minister was first reprimanded by the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life for selecting specific media to cover his...

On Sunday this newsroom reported that the controversial White Rocks project is far from settled – in fact the government and the consortium chosen to develop the area into a mixed-use project...

It is not often enough that one can state that the kids are doing all right, but every once in a while there is some encouraging piece of news or a promising initiative aimed to look after not only...