MEPs David Casa and Roberta Metsola have expressed concern that Konrad Mizzi’s situation, as revealed through the Panama Papers, has put Malta in a negative light in Europe, and that...

A request for proposals for the construction of a new 150-bed acute mental health hospital will be issued by the end of this summer and adjudicated by the end of the year, Health Minister Chris Fearne...

The Police are actively pursuing the imported second-hand car mileage scam uncovered by this newspaper last month. The racket perpetrated by what is believed to have been a handful of second-hand...

Following complaints this week from employers that they are still waiting for information on how to apply for refunds for their contributions to the Maternity Leave Trust Fund, the Board of Trustees...

BirdLife Malta will be opening the Ghadira Nature Reserve to visits by members of the public this weekend, starting tomorrow....

Communications Minister Censu Galea said that in the same way that countries want to avoid flag and class-hopping, port-hopping should also not be allowed....

A vehicle roadworthiness testing company yesterday field a judicial protest against the Malta Transport Authority (ADT) after its licence to operate was revoked....

A magistrates’ court yesterday sentenced a 19-year-old to three-years’ imprisonment for beating a woman up and smashing a glass in her face after she rejected his vulgar advances in a Paceville night-club....

A policeman has been fined Lm100 after he was found guilty of damaging Labour MP Joe Mizzi’s house, threatening his family, breaching the peace and committing a crime which, as a public officer, he was duty-bound to prevent....

Important measures which need to be taken in order to ensure the country’s competitiveness and its economic regeneration must be taken as soon as possible, Union Haddiema Maghqudin secretary general Gejtu Vella said yesterday....