A former advisor to the chief executive officer of St Vincent de Paul, Josianne Cutajar, is claiming that she has a conflict of interest after being allowed to continue her private practice while...

The Malta Employers’ Association called for a political consensus concerning the operation of the Malta Freeport, one of the country’s major employers which has established Malta as a...

The Planning Authority has failed to give an explanation on why it had first ordered trees in St Julian’s to be uprooted and replanted, and later had a change of heart and allowed the same trees...

Preliminary figures show that Malta registered a trade deficit of €241.6 million in June 2016, compared to €279.6 million in the corresponding month of 2015, the NSO said...

The Central Bank of Malta and MaltaPost are launching on the 6 August 2016 a joint numismatic product to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of former Prime Minister of Malta, Dom Mintoff,...

A father was given a six-year jail term after being found guilty of defiling his 10-year-old daughter. He had admitted to the accusations that were brought against him in March, and admission he...

The Broadcasting Authority’s chief executive Pierre Cassar has resigned, citing the need to move on to pastures new....

An important step to establish a sustainable and coherent policy for the protection of our cultural heritage will be taken when a document dealing with all the discussions and reports by the various stakeholders will be tabled in Parliament at the end of ...

With Christmas just around the corner, Mark Micallef asks Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi, Labour leader Alfred Sant, Alternattiva Demokratika chairman Harry Vassallo and GWU and UHM secretaries general Tony Zarb and Gejtu Vella, how they will be spending t...

The five unions negotiating the new collective agreement on behalf of civil servants are unanimous in their opposition to the government’s proposals....