Finance Minister Tonio Fenech said that the government had put forward proposals for early retirement schemes for shipyard workers in a meeting with General Workers Union (GWU) officials yesterday afternoon....

Patrick Attard, Alternattiva Demokratika’s (AD) spokesman for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual/transgender (LGBT) issues, has renewed his appeal to Archbishop Paul Cremona...

Despite the support of Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi and his government, Malta is considered to be out of the running for the post of secretary general of the Union of the Mediterranean (UoM),...

Parents can now access up-to-date information for all aspects of family life online on a new website, www.maltababyandkids.com and in the latest second edition of the Malta Baby & Kids Directory available to...

An irrepressible Duran Duran arrived at Malta International Airport yesterday afternoon to a small but zealously enthusiastic crowd of picture takers and autograph seekers....

Fishermen’s calculations deduced that the crew of ill-fated Simshar were found within an area of 100 square nautical miles....

Five members of the Federation of Public Transport who are undergoing court proceedings for their part in the violence and chaos last week, were yesterday granted bail against e2,000 in guarantees....

The Armed Forces, the butt of criticism about their efforts in the search for five fishermen whose boat is now known to have blown up, said yesterday they were continuing with their efforts to find the one person still missing: 11-year-old Theo Bugeja....

Appearing relaxed in a polo shirt yesterday morning outside as he addressed supporters outside the Gzira Malta Labour Party club...

The end result of last week’s mayhem on the roads has been to hasten the process of liberalisation, a top government official has said. “Where we would have probably got there in around two years’ time, we are there now,” the official told this newspaper....