Passengers travelling through MIA surpassed the 700,000 mark during peak holiday season in August with seat occupancy levels reaching a record 90%

Actor Josette Ciappara tells all in our Q&A

Researchers at the University of Malta are developing a plastic bubble that could substitute the job of the knee cartilage where knee replacement surgery is not an option

It is shocking to learn that the SCH has now dropped objections to a three-storey extension to a baroque palazzo and the construction of a swimming pool on the site of Villa Buleben in Żebbuġ

Repubblika’s Robert Aquilina says Pilatus Bank inquiry report recommended criminal action against several bank employees but only the bank and one official have been charged so far

68-year-old tells court how he was driven to ‘insanity’ after former More Supermarkets boss Ryan Schembri disappeared with over €140,000 that he had invested in his business

Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association insists government safeguard investment in the tourism sector, in light of projected budget cuts

Malta Employers Association survey shows 55% of businesses are expecting a negative impact from COLA, which is expected to be around €10 per week next year

Clyde Caruana says the COLA will be between €9 and €10 per week, insists country does not need to go down austerity route

CCTV footage showed the accused climbing the boat’s railing and throwing a burning object into the vessel

Former infrastructure minister and architect Jesmond Mugliett, representing concerned residents, warns that splitting application in two, following the presentation of separate applications on a neighbouring townhouse previously owned by John D...

More than 1,300 people have died after record torrential rainfall and melting glaciers led to Pakistan's worst floods in five years

A temporary COVID-19 scheme introduced in 2020 provided for reduced tax and duty rate to 5% and 1.5% respectively on the first €400,000 of property value

The 41-year-old was found lying on the ground near a burning car in Valletta on Saturday

The same Labour government that promised us a ‘green reclamation’ of ‘high-population, high traffic zones’, is now proposing to “develop a section of open public space on the Ta’ Xbiex promenade into offices and a...

MUT president MARCO BONNICI warns that the education sector should brace itself for more staff shortages, in future… if government continues to foster a ‘culture of disrespect’, towards the teaching profession

The police’s investigation into odometer fraud by used car importers is still ongoing three months after MaltaToday broke the story about the racket

A Transport Malta spokesperson confirms that post 1 October a Tallinja card will still be required 

Transport Malta says it is not informed of any investigations into an enforcement official it employed

In a bid to make the horse run faster, the accused had mercilessly whipped the animal’s genitals ‘to get its blood up’, while the jockey and his son held it down before the race had started