A worker who had suffered life-threatening injuries following the collapse of a light structure at the Malta Fairs and Convention Centre in preparation for the show ‘Gensna’, told the...

The Planning Authority today announced that the public consultation process for a new development framework for Paceville is being extended by three weeks until 25 November. The original deadline was...

Minister for Tourism Edward Zammit Lewis said European destinations must not regard each other as competitors but "we should collaborate together to achieve an even larger market share of...

Several reports related to the Delimara gas-fired power station project were published yesterday but in more than 15,000 pages there is only one mention of fireworks, which happens to be in a...

A woman from Qala today was cleared of dangerous driving charges, as the court ruled that the pedestrian did not cross the road from the designated crossing.  Magistrate Joe Mifsud ruled that in...

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority received an average of 7,000 applications every year. ...

A sniffer dog by the name of Zepp yesterday morning led to the discovery of a small amount of cannabis resin in the luggage of a 19-year-old Maltese man who had just arrived at the Malta International Airport from Tunisia....

The government is planning extensive upgrading for the roads that lead from Zurrieq to Marsascala, Transport Minister Jesmond Mugliett said yesterday. The minister was speaking on Radio 101....

Two men and two women are expected to be charged in court today following a six-hour stand-off with police on Tuesday evening during which shots were fired at the police, who in turn used tear gas to bring the situation under control. ...

When he meets European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso on Thursday, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi will put Malta’s case to him with the following argument: Malta must not suffer because of EU enlargement....