The Malta Labour Party was always intended to be a catalyst for change. The past few weeks have seen a continuation of a consultation process to identify the needs of our society. ...

From Mr M. BugejaThe nation was recently told in no uncertain terms by Archbishop Cremona that divorce is not conducive to the “common good”. ...

From Ms C. Micallef PulèI refer to Angelo Camilleri’s letter entitled “Conflict of Interest” (TMIS, 14 September). ...

There was no planning in the past, there is no planning now and none, it would appear, for the future. Or if there was, it has time and again been foiled by private interest. I mean, a meaningful strategy to provide ...

It is felt that some follow-up is required on your article “Unexpected support for underground museum at St John’s” (TMIS, 14 September)....

The original version sent by Dr Jos. M. Vella (which appeared as a letter in last week’s issue was: “It is a fact that since it opened it has become a mecca around its outside area for drug pushing as it is constantly...

The Malta Labour Party felt that Joseph Muscat’s first 100 days as Leader of the Opposition merited a TV special. ...

We have all at one time or another heard Prime Minister Gonzi boast about the e800 million that Malta is supposedly receiving in EU funding. That is not a bad deal for the seven-year period 2007–2013. But is it true, or is Gonzi distorting the truth? ...

II am a coeliac. To the common mortal that means that I am allergic to gluten. Allergic is not the right word. As usual to find the right words I scoot over to Wikipedia...

As time unfolds it becomes ever clearer that the shipyards problem is being mishandled....