In an unprecedented move, NGO Repubblika exhibits extracts of the actual conclusions of the Egrant inquiry to prove that it had ended 18 months ago and had ordered the prosecution of several Maltese and foreign individuals 

​F Living Channel is contesting a Broadcasting Authority charge after a presenter ‘replaced’ the seats for Nationalist MPs invited to his chat-show with their photographs, in defiance at the party’s refusal to have them...

While the national colours (red and white) need a two-thirds majority to be altered, the national flag of Malta could shed off the medal by a simple parliamentary majority

If the Planning Authority says ‘yes’ to a ‘three-storey, 21-apartment block’, today… how can it possibly be expected to say ‘no’, when future developers submit applications for a ‘21-storey, 750-apart...

Malta already has legislation in place for deportation, but politicians want it to seem as if it’s otherwise

​A letter in which the Curia dropped objections to an unsightly development engulfing the old Manikata chapel refers to “an understanding” reached with the developer

Apiculturists want action to control the growing size of Malta’s oriental hornet population that is threatening the honey-making industry and posing a risk to people

Autumn hunting season opens on 1 September with enforcement lacking, BirdLife Malta warns

A court has decreed that there is enough evidence to indict Fr Luke Seguna, the Marsaxlokk parish priest accused of misappropriation, fraud, forgery and money laundering

Paola residents who live in the Lourdes and Għajn Dwieli neighbourhoods have been complaining of foul smells likened to ‘dead bodies and rotten cheese’

Robert Abela is obliged to take action on Transport Malta corruption, Bernard Grech says

A man, who acted as a drug supplier for Bakoush and Nazwan, hid drugs in horse manure at the stables in Marsa where police arrested him

The compilation of evidence against Judith Bakoush and Murat Nazwan continues in court with police recounting how Bakoush's seven-year-old son was tasked to discard drugs

The runner-up in a Transport Malta car leasing tender is challenging the award of the contract to a company owned by Christian Borg, who faces kidnapping charges

One way of addressing this problem of mistrust is to strengthen anti-corruption structures through the appointment of a special inquiring magistrate equipped with a dedicated office and staff, entrusted with investigating and prosecuting corruption ...

Darryl Grima, the VeggyMalta founder, talks daily production of cow and pig manure in Malta, reaching peaks of 250 tonnes as his organisation prepares for its annual meat-free campaign 

Labour Party categorically denies having an organised system of referring driving test candidates for preferential treatment as police sift through diaries containing around 250 names

Mikhail Gorbachev dies at 91 – in 1989 he and US President George Bush held a summit in Malta, effectively ending the Cold War

Two diaries, belonging to Transport Malta director for the Land Transport Directorate Clint Mansueto, were seized by police during raids in connection with their investigations into the case

Lack of parking spaces and lack of enforcement are the two major infrastructural problems for micro mobility, says the PN