After telling us that she had followed the arguments about homework, Ms Caruana wrote about everything except... homework (TMID, 7 January). She just told us that teachers have many holidays. ...

I am glad that Mr Camilleri (TMID, 7 January) admits he is shortsighted, though, he writes, not as much as I think. In fact, he is not only shortsighted, ...

I was absolutely disgusted with Ms Maria Caruana’s vicious attack on teachers and the teaching profession (TMID, 7 January). I am sure she would “give anything to have the number of holidays” that teachers reputedly enjoy!...

In your editorial Challenges and opportunities (TMID, 6 January), you speak of calculated risks and ask how far governments can go without putting the country they administer in jeopardy....

With regard to the removal of trees from in front of the Auberge de Castille (TMID, 7 January),...

The passing away in Gozo of Rev. Monsignor John Dimech filled all who knew him with sorrow, not least the people of Balzan whom he served for a number of years as a member of the parish presbiterium....

Together with 50 other members and their respective parents, I would appreciate some answers from Prime Minister and the Resources and Rural Affairs Minister....

Don’t be mistaken. The next President of the Republic is set to be a man. Malta lacks fertile ground for a female president...

The letters that have been published in your newspaper with regard to the amount of homework that was given to some students during the Christmas holidays made some interesting reading....

Writing in these columns, Henry Calleja (TMID, 1 January), who like yours truly spent his life either in a classroom or in the head teacher’s office...