A Spanish national, living, working and paying taxes in Malta and holder of a Maltese ID card has written in to this newspaper, claiming that he was made to pay more for a bus ticket than a Maltese national....

Our capacity to be duped is immense, so is the ability of the spin makers to focus public anger at some likely culprit. ...

The news that the Park & Ride in Floriana will now be against payment, to the tune of €500 a year for those who use it on a daily basis because they work in Valletta, has created predictable uproar....

While Arriva’s new public transport service got under way on its first weekday run yesterday, we have decided to allow a few more days to pass before passing further judgement. It is clear tha...

Greece was pulled back from impending default Saturday, when eurozone finance ministers signed off on a vital loan installment...

As anticipated, the public transport service which started yesterday as Arriva took over the operations encountered a few teething problems and a handful of bus drivers let down the whole operation by refusing to work...

It was the Msida hill just past the police station in the middle of the day earlier this week. One of the country’s now decommissioned rusted dinosaurs that up to yesterday comprised the country’s public transport system was struggling up re...

In the odd years when there are no World Cups or European championships to be played, the football transfer market grabs the full attention of the media in the summer months, as teams plan fo...

The suggestion made by Mgr Victor Grech, Caritas director, for the setting up of a drug court is a valid point that should be taken into consideration by the authorities....

Without even wanting to dig up recent ghosts, it is safe to say that Malta was thoroughly, emotionally and physically exhausted after the referendum. ...