Most people crossing a road in the rain are careful how they do it. They watch their step and though they hurry, they do so with attention. That is because wet roads are slippery and no one would want to twist an ankle,...

The spring hunting season opened on Tuesday, with the vast majority of Europe, and even Malta, bitterly opposing the government’s decision to allow it....

The shoebox baby case certainly made some waves when it hit the headlines last week, and it has given rise to some discussion as to the reasons why the mother felt she had no option but to abandon her child....

The government’s plans to replace the old chitty-chitty-bang-bang buses with super low floor Euro III engine buses is what everyone is expecting in order to see more usage of public transport as well as its improvement. ...

The next generation, and all the generations to follow for that matter, will be facing the dire consequences of climate change, if a report drawn up by over 400 eminent scientists is anything to go by....

Yesterday was Good Friday, the symbolic day in our calendar when we mark the day on which Jesus Christ died on the crucifix for our salvation....

There is a total of Lm25 billion worth of property in Malta....

Each time Police Commissioner John Rizzo invites journalists for a meeting to discuss police work there is always so much to write about, even though Mr Rizzo is understandably cautious as to what he says so as not to reveal unnecessary details...

The financial results for last year published by Gozo Channel Company Limited show that the company has continued to build on the success it achieved a year earlier, leading chairman Joseph Borg to describe 2006 as the “best year” of operations...

Undoubtedly, the completion, the inauguration and the full proper functioning of the Mater Dei Hospital constitute the most important of this government’s deliverables....