When the Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) was split into two separate entities – the Planning Authority (PA) and the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) – we were told...

From Tuesday, 8 June a new theatre piece co-produced by the rubberbodies collective by Jimmy Grima and Spazju Kreattiv will take the stage of Spazju Kreattiv's theatre in Valletta. With tickets...

ŻfinMalta welcomes audiences back into theatres this summer with the restaging of this major work by renowned choreographer Roy Assaf. Following weeks of intensive rehearsals with Assaf and his...

After five exciting days of concerts, the much-awaited 15th edition of the popular International Spring Orchestra Festival will wrap up with a staging of Victor Ullmann's The Emperor of Atlantis or...

"I am eighty one now, and still going... I wouldn't say strong, but going anyway. Along my journey, I have written a lot and talked too much. However now, partly due to the restrictions rightly...

"Balance is not something you find. It's something you create." - Jana Kingsford, Australian motivational author. The virtual teaching that many of our educators have ably adopted...

"Is this Doctors for Choice? I need to know how I can get some abortion pills." A tremulous voice was at the other end of the line. She barely wanted to give me any information, like the date of her...

Three hundred. According to Dr. Roberta Sammut, Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, this is the number of people who were sleeping rough in Malta in 2019. This figure does not include thousands of...

I have to once again postpone my series on the analysis of the "strategy" for tourism for the next nine years that was briskly penned by the Malta Tourism Authority with a few chosen consultations....

The private members' bill filed by MP Marlene Farrugia and seconded by her partner MP Godfrey Farrugia has and will continue to spark fierce debate across Maltese society over an issue considered so...