A report commissioned by the Environment Ministry found that the now infamous sea sludge is, more often than not coming from fish farms. It also found that four out of six fish farms in Malta, all of...

An 18-year-old Maltese man, born in Russia living in Tarxien, today was accused of carrying a variety of drugs on August 29. He was in possession of ecstasy, cocaine, and mephedrone, all of which...

UK-born Anthony James Jenkins, 21, today was accused of slightly injuring a nurse on 26 August at Mount Carmel Hospital, after he threw a roundhouse punch in her direction, hitting her. She then...

Carmel Polidano, the owner of the Mercedes in which 15 kg of cocaine was found in the gas tank, and his son Chris, chose not to take the witness stand in the case against a man charged with trying to...

MCAST students following the Advanced Diploma in Masonry Heritage Skills at the Institute of Engineering and Transport – Building and Construction, carried out restoration works on St...

The Labour Party had once again resorted to spreading misinformation and false accusations, a Department of Information statement said in reference to a speech delivered in Parliament by Labour MP Joe Abela....

Opposition MP Leo Brincat was wrong when he said, in parliament, that a car was bought for the Budapest embassy after it was decided that it should be closed down....

Tension was rife for some time in parliament yesterday as Labour MP George Vella, initially without mentioning names, accused Parliamentary Secretary Edwin Vassallo of telling a man who had applied for a job, presumably with the government, that he had to...

Acting Prime Minister Tonio Borg said he is willing to submit the entire tendering procedure for speed cameras to the scrutiny of the Auditor General, if the opposition were to come forward with details which warrant an investigation....

Enemalta’s expenditure in 2004 on fuel, for its two power stations, was only Lm3 million more than Enemalta spent the previous year....