Mellieha village is beautiful with its natural valleys and picturesque views, so it is no wonder that it is popular with both locals and tourists....

Much has been written, and will continue to be written, on the dangers or non-dangers (according to some) of air shows and air “sports”. Charles Sammut of Targa Gap, took your newspaper to task over the report ...

In his address on Independence Day, Archbishop Mgr Joseph Mercieca's defence of mothers who, as is their right, decide to dedicate themselves fully to the upbringing of their small children, has generated ...

I would like to bring to light two instances that I personally experienced, to back Daphne Caruana Galizia article “Some doctors are corrupt” (TMIS, 17 September)....

We learnt a few things from Juan Ameen’s article “Caterer’s objection on tender to supply food to irregular immigrants” (TMIS, 24 September), but question marks remain....

It all started when somebody had the idea of opening a small kiosk on the Qui-si-Sana end of the Sliema promenade. Apparently this was a grand idea because as the profits grew, so did the kiosk. ...

School is back. For those of us with little ones, who are not yet tormented by our burdensome Matsec system this is a happy time both for parents and children. However, for those with children aged 12 ...

All this talk and innuendo about a possible early election immediately set the usual background to our highly charged political awareness. ...

The sulphurous, acrid smoke that has been hanging over the polarised Maltese political scene has become noticeably thicker of late. ...

As the clock struck midnight on 20 September 1964, Malta entered a new age of hope and promise, uncertainty and expectations. Independence Day was a new chapter in a colourful history of a nation that was eager to start afresh....