Yet another fall, yet another person on the critical list. This week has seen no fewer than four people fall from heights of a storey and above – with the consequence ...

Quality assurance programmes are not uncommon in the tourism and entertainment industries and although the modus operandi may be different, the aim is usually the same: to gauge the level of service, the...

Murmurings in the halls of Castille and the law courts have caused speculation as to when Malta would finally appoint a woman as a judge....

For years, the General Workers’ Union has been regarded as the largest union in Malta. The union claims to have been there for workers and their families in times of hardship throughout its 63 ...

How refreshing. After months and years of hankering, our authorities have recognised that apples do occasionally fall into your lap....

In his weekly media column yesterday, Tourism and Culture minister Francis Zammit Dimech finally got around to answering a few (there are many, many more) questions that people have been asking him. ...

As time goes by, it is becoming ever more clear that, all claims notwithstanding, joining the EU could be the death-knell for Malta’s ailing farmers....

The story about a Bulgarian teenager who was literally forgotten on board a flight and slept blissfully through her trip back to Malta might sound like something of a comedy sketch, but it could have been a very serious matter indeed....

The expected resignation in the next few days of the majority of port workers, members of the General Workers’ Union, is another tough blow for the union....

Ryanair gave the first concrete indications yesterday of what they can offer Malta, and also extended an olive branch to Easyjet, saying that there was enough demand to fly to Malta for both airlines to operate to and from Luton....