A tender has been issued for a fourth Gozo Channel ferry to replace the Nikolaos, Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri said, as he outlined a record €141 million allocation for Gozo under Budget 2027,...

Civil society NGO Repubblika has called for Malta to introduce a full-time Parliament and grant the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life greater powers to impose sanctions, following findings...

A €2.56 million solar farm developed by telecommunications company Melita on the site of a former quarry in Mqabba is capable of generating enough electricity to meet the consumption of...

The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has identified shortcomings in cost transparency, product oversight and the monitoring of customer outcomes in insurance products, following two reviews...

Errors in prosecution can deny victims justice and result in individuals facing legal proceedings that should never have been brought against them, the Nationalist Party said on Thursday, expressing...

Infrastructure, Planning and Employment Minister Jonathan Attard has launched the consultation process for Malta's first National Occupational Health and Safety Strategy for 2027-2031, which will...

A 53-year-old Libyan national accused of involvement in a money laundering network linked to more than €57 million was granted bail under strict conditions on Thursday, after pleading not guilty...

Two elderly women sustained injuries in a traffic accident that occurred on Żebbuġ Road in Għasri, the police said Thursday....

A pet sitter whose two Pomeranians were mauled to death by three Huskies at his Żejtun boarding facility has been acquitted of animal cruelty charges but fined €3,000 for operating the...

The Commission for the Rights of Persons with Disability (CRPD) has lifted its blanket ban on refunds for Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) therapy after the Commissioner for Education, within the...