Birdlife Malta describes the Environment and Resources Authority’s go-ahead for the development of the Marsaxlokk council offices on 900sq.m of public school garden grounds as “unacceptable” 

PN says government paid some €30,000 in adverts on a single issue of Labour newspaper KullĦadd

The promise of ‘noise’ from a Joseph Muscat placed under the lens of a magisterial inquiry could upset Robert Abela’s delicate balancing act to appease the ex-leader’s loyalists, and Labour voters uneasy with that legacy. But...

One is the President of the European Parliament, the other a major player in the international cruise liner industry lobby – the Metsolas’ careers have now reached a new peak

Politicians on both sides must show less pride and more maturity at this juncture in this country’s trajectory

Political parties raise millions on television marathons. Mass meetings are held with concert-grade sound systems and stages. But do we know where the money comes from?

Local plan had limited heights to seven floors in area near Bay Street, now earmarked for massive 35-storey tower

Steward Healthcare files court challenge to Inland Revenue Department bill for €36.5 million

Glenn Bedingfield calls Joseph Muscat property raid ‘persecution by the police’ in scathing House speech attacking judiciary

The Vatican proposed 2 and 3 April for a papal visit to Malta and the government accepted the dates

Health minister says village feasts could take place in the summer

Application to rezone 7,880sq.m of agricultural land in Għarb for residential development flatly turned down by Planning Authority

BirdLife remains a flag-bearer of nature protection, 60 years on from its start as the Malta Ornithological Society

One of the bouncers had been flirting with the victim’s girlfriend and the men had subsequently attacked the victim as he had identified him as a 'weakling'

25 January COVID-19 update | 323 new cases • 4,487 active cases • 90 patients in hospital, five in ITU • vaccine booster doses 323,542 • Total deaths 536

The Skinny | No 123 – Knock, Knock: The Sound of Da Police

Labour MP found guilty of ethics breach was appointed chairman of parliamentary health committee without consultation with Opposition, PN says • PL says PN boycott only comes after Repubblika objection, arguing Bernard Grech is not the real PN ...

“The plenary must take up citizens’ recommendations... this is the challenge we have to face together in the Conference on the Future of Europe.”

There is no love lost between Therese Comodini Cachia and Adrian Delia with the former calling ‘surreal’ and ‘in poor taste’ the former PN leader’s questioning of a journalist in court • Bernard Grech calls in the ...

Malta well below European corruption perceptions average despite nudge upwards by one point to 54