The fact that teachers in Malta and Gozo feel the need to strike in order to make their voices heard is a predicament of the dire situation their profession is in, and by extension the education...

The countdown to Christmas and New Year has begun. Black Friday has come and passed, a time when many people shop in the hopes of getting a good deal and getting at least some of their Christmas gifts...

Rudy Buhler's Contemporary Art Gallery in Marsascala is presently hosting an exhibition of the works of 'arte informale' artist Rosette Bonello, who is self-taught. "I always painted, created...

The Indigo Collective has raised €600 for voluntary arts organisation Opening Doors through its recent debut production of Musical Matchup - The Who's Who Cabaret. Brought together by...

A new war documentary film that sheds light on Russian war crimes committed against Ukraine's national and multicultural heritage is soon set to screen in Malta, as part of its world premiere...

On 1 December, on World AIDS Day, we come together to show support to those who are living with HIV and remember those who died from AIDS-related illnesses. We also celebrate the work of those who...

Commuters were met with a deep sense of frustration on Wednesday morning as the north of Malta was left in gridlock owing to the closure of Burmarrad Road for works. This was compounded by the...

Electrical and lighting solutions companies ESS & Elektra, in collaboration with two of their most innovative brands, SLV & Bega are sponsoring the XVII Architectural Heritage Awards...

Over the past weeks this media house has carried a number of stories about an environmental tax that is set to be introduced in the EU in 2024, and which will most likely have a negative impact on...

The Malta Union of Teachers and the government have agreed to continue discussions around the negotiating table, with the union saying that it will suspend directives for State and Church schools from...