David Lindsay and Rachel Attard   Electrogas, the operators of the new Delimara power station, is in the process of installing contingency measures for the LNG tanker, also known as a...

Father Rob Galea, who uses music as part of his ministry around the world, will be in Malta on 2 October, performing at a Christian conference entitled ‘Undivided’ at SmartCity,...

Urban and social changes in Valletta over the past few decades, especially in the last few years, have brought to the surface a number of issues that are directly affecting the liveability factor in...

An elderly man, 78, from Qormi was grievously injured this afternoon in a traffic accident on Mdina road, Attard. The accident took place at 4pm, when the man, who was driving a Hillman Hunter,...

The government has said that the policy concerning public service employees has remained the same – no public officer can take part in activities organised by political parties in a way that would reduce the public’s confidence in him or her or lead to a...

In September 2004, the number of people gainfully occupied full-time fell by 281 over the previous month, the National Statistics Office said yesterday. Over a period of 12 months, in other words from September 2003 to September 2004, the full-time gainfu...

The government will not withdraw the request for a garnishee order against Malta Shipyards Ltd, of which the government is the major shareholder, filed in court against the General Workers Union on Thursday....

A court yesterday heard how Carmel Sant, one of the men accused of killing Nazzareno Ebejer 15 years ago, had admitted the murder to police in September last year. Photographs of Mr Sant poised to shoot holding an imaginary shotgun while re-enacting the m...

Armed Forces of Malta commander Brigadier Carmelo Vassallo has filed a counter-protest against four lawyers who claim they were not allowed to see refugees, who are their clients, who were being cared for at St Luke’s Hospital after the incident at Hal-Sa...

The last-minute talks at the Malta Council for Economic and Social Development ended in total failure yesterday with the employer associations blaming the unions, the unions telling the government not to dare legislate and the government making yet anothe...