Both the Opposition and Alternattiva Demokratika today called on the government to set an example and stop promoting precarious work by avoiding issuing certain tenders promoting such...

PN leader Simon Busuttil confirmed that the PN in government had forgotten all about Gozo when he said that the PN had worked to commit 10 per cent of EU funds for Gozo, and that PN MEPs would work to...

The Mosta man who crucified domestic animals over a 30-month period had done so to feel better, to improve his morale, a court appointed expert said in court yesterday.   He had been...

Notary Pierre Falzon was cleared of deceiving a client when instead of a will, he had drawn up a contract of sale by transferring property in Marsa to her brother for the price of...

A hunter is in danger of loss of life after his shotgun misfired today, at about 2.15 p.m., in the area known as Tal-Marnisi, Marsaxlokk.   Preliminary investigations found that the man, 32,...

After falling victim to usury, a Sta Venera woman found the answer to her problem, which landed her in court accused with defrauding various people to the amount of €30,000.   Sarah Ann...

Politicians from both sides of the spectrum are applying pressure to staff at Mater Dei Hospital in order to bump patients up the waiting-list, UHM Health section secretary Gian Paul Gauci said...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat today insisted that the government had no plan to privatise or partially privatise Air Malta.   His assertion, however, did not exclude that a link-up with a...

Two drivers, a man, 39, and another, 20, have been hospitalised following a collision today, at about 1pm, in Triq Villa Abate, Marsascala, the police said....

Duncan Fenech, of Mosta, owner of a building opposite St John’s Co-Cathedral, pleaded guilty to damaging a historic water reservoir when he was doing construction alterations to change the...