People walking into Valletta today were met by an unfamiliar sight as the Triton Fountain was being disassembled for restoration. Our photographer Michael Camilleri took these snaps of the Tritons...

PM Joseph Muscat this afternoon treated his Belgian, Luxembourgish and Slovenian counterparts to some traditional pastizzi and tea at the famous Crystal Palace in Rabat.  Dr Muscat, Luxembourg PM...

Parliamentary Secretary for EU Funds Ian Borg today announced a sub-measure aimed at supportingyoung farmers - an allocation of €4.3 million – out of which about 60 young farmers are...

Some 724 people died from cancer during 2004, Health Minister Louis Deguara told parliament yesterday during question time....

The Malta Council for Culture and the Arts said it is proud to announce the Eighth Edition of the Malta National Folk Singing Festival, to be held from 27 to 29 May at Argotti Gardens, Floriana. ...

The work to clean the mess of burnt oil off Portes des Bombes in Floriana has been completed, said Resources and Infrastructure Minister Ninu Zammit yesterday....

The seven people who were rushed to St Luke’s to be treated from smoke inhalation after being rescued from their rooms in the Halland Hotel on Monday night were all released at about 2am – just a few hours later....

The Scout Association of Malta and the Malta Girl Guides Association, for the fifth time, yesterday teamed up again to hold their annual parades together. ...

Malta is one of eight European countries where dozens of arrests were reported to have been made this week in connection with an internet child pornography ring, French authorities said yesterday....

On 13 November 1974, Suffolk County Police received a frantic phone call that led them to 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, Long Island. Inside the large Dutch Colonial house....