Bank robber Joseph Zammit, serving 30 years for murder of BOV bank messenger Alphonse Ferrigi in 2000, demands retrial over claimed human rights breaches

“I was given five minutes – one minute per year as I served as viċi-kap. A befitting prize” 

A MaltaToday survey shows that an anti-abortion sentiment still runs high in Malta with 61.8% totally against

Someone with such a liberal ideology as Mario Mallia working within the constraints of a very conservative entity as the Catholic Church was bound to meet resistance sooner or later

Mallia’s sacking does reveal how the whims of religious zealots inside these religious orders which control faith schools, can harm conscientious and loyal teachers who seem to fall on the ‘wrong side’ of faith

The woman lost control of her motorcycle while driving past Tigne Point

The cause of the fire is still unknown, but it reportedly spread among trucks and boats in the industrial area

Superyachts attracted to Malta by brokers alerting them to subsidised fuel, force government to stop diesel sales to pleasure-craft industry unless at market rates

3City Design, owned by Keith Schembri's wife and already implicated in money laundering, allegedly received thousands of euro from Vitals in 2017

The President’s actions on the IVF bill are representative of a much wider malaise, which has cropped up several times in the past; and which can only be expected to keep happening, time and time again

Former headmaster Mario Mallia argues that his recent dismissal has less to do with accusations of ‘insubordination’, than with an ongoing power struggle within the organisational structures of Church schools

Street patrols and solidarity: with no union and no workplace, couriers took to the streets and used their local communities to spread word of a one-day strike

Outgoing deputy leader Robert Arrigo says he's unaware of the reasons why he was sidelined by the party

He will be replacing outgoing deputy leaders David Agius and Robert Arrigo

Association of Catering Establishments says it will raise its concerns over striking workers and issues with wages with authorities in a bid to avoid debilitating strike action

Man had been jailed in July 2021, after he was caught impersonating police officers and charging tourists €50 for not wearing a face mask

A spokesperson for the couriers hailed Friday's strike as a 'success', saying they will not back down until their demands are met

The pope says he intends to continue performing his duties and would be 'guided by God' as to when, and if, he resigns

The Greens say that government realised that pre-election promises, related to the voluntary employee transfer scheme, are not possible to maintain

Sadeen has not yet been able to meet the conditions imposed in the original 2015 contract, having managed to enrol less than 200 of the 10,000 students it promised to attract