Prime Minister Robert Abela earlier this week said that discussions related to healthcare in the Maltese islands must aim to result in “national convergence”, particularly with...

This week I was unimpressed by the situation across the Islands concerning the lack of planning in infrastructure (principally the roads); the increase in traffic and pollution; the degradation of the...

Gemelli Art Gallery, at Ta'Qali will be presenting a collection of art works entitled Kwadri from the 30 April till 25 May.  Carmel Bonello, Kevin Sciberras, Ethelbert Perini and Antonio Mifsud...

“The media is the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that's power. Because they control the minds of the...

The artist has been painting since the age of seven. She completed a BA in Textile Design, followed by a year where she trained as an art teacher.  She taught Art in the UK and Zambia before...

The election campaign is now well and truly underway, as both the European Parliament elections and the local council elections approach.   This means that we will start to see more and more...

Heritage Malta has renewed its partnership with Friends of Villa Frere by signing a Memorandum of Understanding that extends their existing agreement for another five years. This renewal allows the...

SJ Fuerst, an American artist based in Gozo, is launching her largest solo exhibition to date titled Gimme Some Sugar, showcasing 30 new oil paintings at the Malta Society of Arts in Valletta....

A few days have passed since, in an interview published in The Malta Independent on Sunday, BirdLife highlighted the anomaly that exists in matters related to hunting. BirdLife president Daryl...

The impact of the 2006 rationalisation exercise is still being felt today. Both major political parties speak about the environment being important, about the importance of open spaces. But both...