Investment, Industry and IT Minister Austin Gatt last Tuesday had only words of praise for the way things are developing at the Malta Shipyards....

Commissioner for Children Sonia Camilleri last week presented her second annual report, specifically pointing out that “Children can’t wait” is the new policy that is to be adopted by the government to place child issues in the forefront....

As expected, the campaign preceding the local council election to be held on 11 March is now in full swing. ...

The decision to relocate certain specialist medical care units to bigger and better premises that also leave room for further expansion in the future is a positive move that will hopefully reduce overcrowding in our hospitals....

Many of our readers will probably empathise with the following:...

Statistics issued by Eurostat confirm that in spite of efforts made to encourage more women to go out and work, the rate of female employment in Malta is still very low; in fact, it is among the lowest in Europe....

The tit-for-tat discussion between the Malta Union of Teachers and Education Minister Louis Galea this week was uncalled for and did little to tackle a growing problem in schools in Malta and Gozo....

The announcement made by Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi during a public dialogue meeting in Birkirkara last Wednesday is extremely significant....

One of Alfred Hitchcock’s most famous films, released in 1963, was called The Birds. The story centres around a northern California coastal town that is attacked by ordinary birds....

Listening to Labour leader Alfred Sant delivering his speech to supporters in Hamrun last Sunday gives one the impression that the general election is only two weeks away, and not two years away....