The Broadcasting Authority has spent a total of €361,596.76 on direct orders since March 2013.  The information was tabled in Parliament by Justice and Culture Minister Owen Bonnici in reply...

Between 10 and 12 April 2017 MCAST is holding its first MCASTSkills Challenge. Over 850 students will compete in 65 different challenges in their respective fields of study. Challenges will be...

A reveller trying Europe’s fastest and tallest rollercoaster was hit by a pigeon during the 112mph ride. The thrill-seeker was left with blood on his face after being whacked by the bird as...

Despite the announcement that Partit Demokratiku candidates will be contesting under the PN banner, which many took as meaning  that an agreement has been reached between the two parties, PN...

A considerable number of patients currently residing in Dar Sant Anna, the home for the elderly in Victoria, Gozo, are affected with some form of stomach bug, The Malta Independent has learnt....

There is potential for greater cooperation between Malta and China, whose economy is slowly becoming the main protagonist on the global stage....

The reorganisation of Maltese schools into colleges will increase the work of the Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools, said Education Minister Louis Galea yesterday....

If Maltese art gets your pulse going then make sure you get over to St Julian's in September to view The Vivaldi Arts Expression, a local exhibition with a difference....

Informed sources told The Malta Independent on Sunday that the situation regarding the adoption of the End of Life Vehicle Directive is worrying to say the least. Malta is still far behind when it ...

The Malta Employers’ Association has said that it is against the principle of having two classes of employees, one that is privileged, with automatic alternative employment in case of redundancy, ...