Wayne Flask is secretary of Il-Kollettiv, a residents’ activist group, and a member of the consultation board set up to find middle ground on government’s controversial planning reforms. He tells Matthew Farrugia that government is intentionally dragging its feet on the issue to quietly move the bills away from public eyes on the eve of the next general election. 

Prime Minister Robert Abela tells MaltaToday government has presented a name for the post of chief justice for the Opposition’s consideration • PM slams Alex Borg for ‘linking’ chief justice appointment to general election

Executive chairman of The National Book Council, Mark Camilleri, has been watching Malta’s literary scene navigate rising costs, limited readership, and structural gaps. He sits down with Laura Calleja to explore how despite these challenges Maltese publishers keep producing strong work.

People urged to avoid Birkirkara, Swatar and Msida areas as CPD officials respond to industrial fire in Birkirkara

A family of six stand accused of operating a usury and money laundering operation after police discovered approximately €120,000 in cash concealed inside two residences • Corvette and Jaguar registered on elderly parents

Prime Minister Robert Abela says businesses with illegal structures will have to regularise those illegalities if they want to be fully eligible for compensation over Storm Harry damages

Prime Minister Robert Abela says Malta narrowly avoided a constitutional crisis after the government tabled a parliamentary motion on the appointment of a new chief justice on Wednesday • Abela calls on Opposition to discuss introduction of anti-deadlock mechanism

Government launches public consultation on long-term regeneration plan for the Grand Harbour, outlining a four-phase project aimed at redeveloping key waterfront and former industrial sites