While we welcome the recent crackdowns on a handful of beaches infested with illegal sun beds and deckchairs, as well as this week’s action in Ghadira in which operators were supposed to have...

Last Sunday several hundred people took to the streets of Attard to protest against the uprooting of trees to make way for the controversial Central Link project. The atmosphere was light and...

Last week, the Malta Employers Association published the results of a survey on wage inflation and its consequences. The results call for some considerations. We reported the results extensively...

Two sets of related and concerning sets of figures released this week have shown the concerning effects that today’s hi-tech world may be having on our children. The first is the chilling...

Cinema and music offer many examples of situations when things could have worked differently if a decision or action taken at a given time comes back to haunt the person involved. The film...

So! An invitation from one of my sons-in-law to go to Portugal with them. They left ahead of me and kept me constantly posted about the weather - cooler than Malta, even in Lisbon. Bliss. Packing...

Summer gets in full swing with the highly anticipated Delicata Classic Wine Festival. It promises to be the grandest event on the wine enthusiast's calendar, organised for the 18th time by Malta's...

The Malta Society of Arts (MSA) is organising its members' exhibition, titled Perception: Postscript, as an "artistic sequel" to last year's event, Perception. It is inspired by the theme of...

The APS Mdina Cathedral Contemporary Art Biennale is an ongoing project that dates back to the early 1990s and which takes place every two years. It is to return once again in March of next year....

Last Sunday, a large protest took place between Attard and Rabat aimed at trying to save over 500 trees that will face the chop as a result of the Central Link project. This protest was organised...