The Pariamentary Secretary for Health, Chris Fearne, confirmed today that the goverment is covering up for the contractors mentioned as being responsible for the weak concrete at Mater Dei, three of...

Warden Albert Lia, 52, of Birzebugia, was acquitted of charges of involuntarily causing grievous injuries to an 81-year-old woman – Maria Vittoria Sultana – after he ran her over with his...

Malta is currently hosting the 17th meeting of the Heads of Medicines Agencies Working Group of Enforcement Officers, bringing together some eighty enforcement officers from different...

Raymond Axiaq, a 53-year-old man from Zurrieq known as Il-Banana, today was acquitted of injuring a Nationalist Party employee, Nicholas Azzopardi. The incident took place outside a...

Minister for Social Solidarity Michael Farrugia announced the launch of the assisted support employment scheme, that will temporarily take over from the LEAP project and is being run in collaboration...

The four companies which supplied the concrete for the building of Mater Dei Hospital – which, it has now been found, is weaker than the contract specifications – will not be automatically...

Assistant Police Commissioner Mario Spiteri told a court today that two Rapid Intervention Unit police officers allegedly involved in a scuffle with a Mosta man will be facing criminal...

The National Commission for Higher Education (NCHE) will not put spokes in the wheels of government policy, Sandro Spiteri, the head of the NCHE’s quality assurance unit said today during a...

Part of the historic Fort Cambridge in Tigne’ has been completely demolished but the developers have insisted that this is part of the restoration project and that the affected part was built in...

Malta is obliged to reconsider its decision to allow spring hunting of European turtledove after the bird species was classified as a "vulnerable" species in Europe in the latest edition of the...