At first sight, Friday’s Xarabank was a freak show: it had its gay, its lesbian, its priest, its right-wing MP who is also a hunter, its independent-minded doctor, and its Bible-thumper....

There has been much to write about in the past few days, however with polling beginning around Malta and Gozo this morning, more serene and neutral tones will be the order of the day....

Yesterday was International Women’s Day, a day dedicated to promoting gender equality and advancement of women....

The government has appointed a new Commissioner for Children after the former commissioner decided not to renew her tenure....

When the water and electricity surcharge was introduced in October 2005 – at the time it was 55 per cent – we were all worried as to how much we would have had to pay for these essential commodities....

Businessmen normally tend to be on the cautious side when they are asked about their business and the prospects for the future. ...

The similarity is uncanny.In 1986, there was a party in government that had forgotten the reasons for its existence.It was led by a hand-picked leader, untested by elections....

Surveys or opinion polls are commissioned to get to know what people think about a particular product, topic or situation. ...

It has now become the custom for Malta Labour Party leader Alfred Sant to give his ratings on “promises fulfilled” by the various local councils again due to face their electorate....

Decisions taken on spring hunting earlier this week show that the government tried to kill two birds with one stone, pun intended of course....