“MASW understands that workers are entitled to fair and good conditions of work, however this should not be at the cost of putting at risk highly vulnerable persons"

The latest shipwreck of people fleeing Libya could have claimed the lives of up to 130 people.

Voluntary sector council optimistic that its proposals will be accepted, and agreement will be reached before these regulations become enforceable in July 2021. 

The Birżebbuġa local council is objecting to an additional two floors on the Sea Breeze Hotel over and above the seven storeys approved a year ago

Minister Clayton Bartolo announces recovery schemes aimed at attracting tourists as part of the country’s economic recovery plan

Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri defends prison administration: finalised magisterial inquiries have indicated no wrongdoing

Health minister Chris Fearne has announced he will move amendments to the IVF law to introduce PGD testing

Social Housing Minister Roderick Galdes says current legislation protecting pre-1995 rents breaches human rights and government has proposed a long-term solution

Agreement between Tech.Mt, University of Malta and eight Italian universities will open doors to exciting opportunities for current and future tech graduates

Several dead bodies were found in the Mediterranean Sea on Friday

 Authority will propose permit conditions related to protection of Wied Ħarq il-Ħammiem cave

Two men have pleaded not guilty to stealing a gold choker worth over €20,000 and assaulting its owner

Retired local footballer Sunday Eboh, along with four others, has been released on bail nearly three months after being charged in Malta's first romance fraud case

A 60-year-old woman has been handed down a suspended sentence and ordered to repay €90,000 she defrauded from an elderly woman she took care of

Two men have been charged with a string of thefts that took place in April

Labour MEP takes aim at proponents of resolution on the rule of law in Malta and the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia

52 would-be asylum seekers on the fishing vessel Dar al Salaam, who had been pushed back to Libya by the Maltese authorities, had filed a court application demanding asylum last November

In rare move, all European parliamentary groups, even S&D, sign Malta resolution on rule of law and Caruana Galizia investigation

COVID-19 update for 23 April | 33 new cases • 38 recoveries • 513 active cases • 1 death in past 24 hours • 1,804 swab tests past 24 hours • Vaccine doses until Thursday 301,594, including 96,631 second doses

Former OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri has won a court case contesting a freezing order over his commercial activities