A diver has taken to Facebook to express his dismay that the seabed at Mgarr ix-Xini turned from a litter-free area into one full of wet-wipes, discarded fish bones, tin foil and hundreds of cigarette...

GRTU Malta Chamber of SMEs today called for an urgent overhaul of the local enforcement system. Despite wide consultation in 2014 and updates to the law to establish the Local Enforcement System...

A Japanese squadron, consisting of a training ship and two destroyers, will be visiting Malta between 27 and 30 August as part of a world cruise lasting up to early November. The aim is for the...

An online petition calls on the Gozo Ministry to get its act together and complete works on a stretch of road thousands of tourists use every year to get to the Azure Window, Dwejra and the Blue...

The government has launched the second round of a scheme for the restoration of local historical buildings and monuments.  Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government Stefan Buontempo launched...

Minister for Home Affairs and National Security, Carmelo Abela, visited the Spanish navy frigate ‘Reina Sophia’, berthed at Boiler Wharf in Senglea to allow its crew to rest during the...

The number of Chinese nationals at the university has shot up from 65 in 2002-03 to 120 the next year and to 218 this current year....

Maltacom is introducing an incentive scheme relating to settlement of phone bills, including discounts for bills that are paid on time. There will, however, be penalties if the bills are paid late....

The removal of leave in lieu for days worked on a weekend public holiday was discussed in parliament yesterday, with parliamentary secretary Tonio Fenech issuing a stern warning – if something is not done to address our lack of competitivity, workers will...

Birkirkara are expected to make a bold move to try and lure back to the fold international defender Luke Dimech....