The Secretariat for Catholic Education and the Church Schools Association said Thursday there should be no knee-jerk reactions following the stabbing of a student in a Pembroke school last...

Infrastructure Malta has said that the arches beneath the Marsaskala promenade were in a dangerous state. The Marsaskala Residents Network had aired concern about demolition works taking place on...

Momentum said Thursday it has received the results of a Freedom of Information request regarding the controversial gravel works at Ta' Qali. The documents, combined with a declaration tabled in...

At least 49 protected birds were confirmed to have been illegally shot since the start of the autumn hunting season between September and mid-November, with half of all protected birds that were shot...

As the Malta Maritime Forum marks its tenth anniversary, the organisation's role as the unifying voice of Malta's maritime industry has never been more relevant, the MMF leadership told The Malta...

Frank Attard, long regarded as one of the most distinguished photographers in Malta's journalistic history and widely recognised for his images of Queen Elizabeth II, has died at the age of...

The National Youth Council (KNŻ) and several endorsing organisations have expressed their deep shock towards the recent stabbing at St. Clare's College, Pembroke. In response, they have called...

Following consultation with the public and the stakeholders, the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) has introduced new regulations to reduce the impacts of a number of...

After three days of discussion, the Parliament of Malta unanimously voted for the bill looking to establish National Anthem Day on 27 December and recognise Valletta as the capital city of Malta in...

Transport Minister Chris Bonett has tabled a one-page technical document about the material used to cover the Ta' Qali picnic area, following renewed parliamentary questions about the quality of the...