A court has turned down a request by the directors of Construct Furniture to investigate a newspaper over the leak of the conclusions of a magisterial inquiry into the death of a teenage employee last...

A 35-year-old man today was given a suspended sentence after he admitted to going on a drunken rampage and damaging two cars and the front door of a residence. Libyan Ben Nael Abumeniar was...

During a meeting between the Malta Hotel and Restaurants Association and Tourism Minister Edward Zammit Lewis, the issue of Air Malta took centre stage – with Dr Zammit Lewis appealing for sense...

Minister for Gozo Anton Refalo visited the site of St Joseph Home in Għajnsielem, which was partly demolished to accomodate the construction of a new old people’s home. The demolition...

President of Malta, Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca spoke of the importance of keeping communications lines open. In her first two engagements as part of her visit to Australia, the President...

Occupational Health & Safety Authority (OHSA) chairperson Joanna Drake was recently invited for a meeting with David Fenech and Godfrey Attard, CEO and technical advisor respectively of the Institute of Health and Safety (IHS)....

Bank of Valletta’s new chairman, Roderick Chalmers addressed his first meeting of the board of directors under his chairmanship. Mr Chalmers was appointed director and chairman of Bank of Valletta with effect from 15 November 2004....

A man and a 17-year-old boy were yesterday charged with stealing furniture from a house in Birkirkara....

A mother and her three children were yesterday charged with circulating counterfeit cash after the police allegedly caught them on CCTV cameras using the money to purchase fuel from a number of petrol stations....

Defence counsel Manuel Mallia yesterday insisted that the prosecution did not prove, beyond reasonable doubt as requested by the law, that his client had set fire to a man’s front door....