Recurrent revenue during the first four months of 2005 totalled Lm233.6 million, and made up 26 per cent of this year’s budget forecast, the National Statistics Office reported yesterday....

Heritage Malta aims at investing in its staff and strives to “change the ‘culture’ of culture” so that the way things are done in the agency will truly do justice to Malta’s cultural heritage and to the country’s visitors....

A new parking scheme, by which patients and visitors will have parking spaces available within the grounds of St Luke’s Hospital, comes into force today. ...

Dredging work at Salina Bay, opposite the Coastline Hotel, has now begun, after the Malta Environment and Planning Authority finally issued the permit. ...

The government’s solutions for problems in the health sector have had a detrimental affect and are bringing about a crisis, said Malta Labour Party MP Michael Farrugia at a press conference held yesterday outside St Luke’s Hospital....

The Malta Union of Teachers has condemned the verbal and physical attack on a teacher at a school in Tarxien. ...

“The accused came at me with a knife after he saw me speaking to a woman I did not even know,” said the victim of an alleged stabbing in court yesterday....

A man who has a pending drug trafficking case against him, and chose to cooperate with the police, told a court yesterday how he had been approached by a former police officer and asked whether he knew ...

Police Commissioner John Rizzo has sued John Pisani, a journalist with It-Torca, for libel, claiming an article written by Mr Pisani tarnished his reputation....

Unlike in 1998, there will be no candles adorning the Eurovision Song Contest stage tonight as Chiara performs her mesmerising ballad. Neither will the centre of attraction be the humbly clad singer of seven years ago....