Two letters published recently in The Malta Independent highlighted what seems to be a growing problem – noise pollution. One mentioned loud music coming from a night club which goes on till the early hours of the morning, ...

It is probably a parent’s biggest nightmare – that one fine day he or she realises that a son or a daughter is abusing drugs....

The weeks on either side of the Santa Marija feast are usually a holiday period for most of the Maltese, and Maltese politics also slows down...

The involvement of a mediator in the issue concerning the privatisation of Malta Shipyards should hopefully bring the two sides – the government and the General Workers Union – closer to a solution....

Paceville businessmen are up-in-arms against the police for enforcing a law that lays down that no music can be played after 4am...

Although it was the quietest day of the year last Friday, a story came to light in which a blind passenger travelling to Malta was to be separated from her guide dog on the flight....

Malta’s 15-year local council experience has been at times colourful and at others painful. But, with hindsight, it is undeniable that Malta’s localities have benefited on a number of counts from the adventure....

The quietest, and perhaps laziest, two days of the year have to be the feast of Santa Marija, celebrated yesterday, and Good Friday....

Labour leader Joseph Muscat’s recent statement that he will be calling an extraordinary general conference to implement changes in the way the party structures work have raised quite a political storm in the hot weeks of August....

That sport is a unifying factor cannot be put in doubt.Athletes from around the world take part in international events in an atmosphere of competition, yes,...