On International Workers Day on 1 May, Malta is still faced with problems of low minimum wages and the threats that precarious workers face without unionisation

Sources close to Bernard Grech leadership say PN leader would welcome Joe Giglio’s bid for the role, soon to be vacated by co-deputy leaders David Agius and Robert Arrigo

Magnate and Hamrun Spartans president officially registered as footballer ‘99’ for Nadur Youngsters as they win Gozo first division league trophy

‘Everyone’s political journey has an expiry date’ – Bernard Grech on Jason Azzopardi

Expression of interest for the PN leadership role ends, with incumbent Bernard Grech remaining the sole contender

A car that was previously parked, moved and rolled onto the 28-year-old woman

Award-winning playwright, director and producer Ian Moore tells all in our Q&A

No 27 | Sarah Bonaci, 26, graphic designer, photographer, artist

Woman sentenced to four years in prison for complicity in two muggings in Sliema which led to the death of an 80-year-old woman

Robert Abela addresses party delegates for the first time since the election

A ministry spokesperson says the case is being handled by police

The party says it will hold a series of stakeholder meetings in the sector

The accused threatened to shoot three children during an Easter Sunday row with his ex-partner

Judge rules that a man who was acquitted of having sexually abused four nieces because of mental incapacity will have to be retried

Malta’s first home-grown digital payment service, Moneybase, developed by Calamatta Cuschieri, has started operating with a promise to ‘make finance easy’

During a search by the Rapid Intervention Unit, a man was found to carrying various packets of suspected cocaine, cash and drug related equipment

Malta’s corporate tax regime is in for a major overhaul and the new structure and rates will be adopted for the basis year 2025, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says

Enemalta brokers “contract for difference” in which price for the supply of liquified natural gas to Malta is pegged against that of Brent crude oil

Birdlife says Wild Birds Regulation Unit has no idea how many turtle-doves have been shot this spring

A new quarry is being proposed over a 6,200sq.m plot of agricultural land at Bengħajsa, in Birżebbuġa