As the tourism season edges closer to its peak, the debate on its impact on communities, rages on. Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) CEO Andrew Agius Muscat takes a cautious and optimistic tone with Karl Azzopardi

Police fine 12 people a total of about €2,000 after responding to reports of excessive noise and public disorder at an apartment block in Swieqi, following an incident that went viral on social media • Fine would equate to €167 each

Weeks after exposing how easily Malta’s caravan permit system can be gamed, Juliana Zammit returns to Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq with Naxxar Mayor Christopher Deguara to see what else has been left unchecked

Transport Malta’s Civil Aviation Directorate has confirmed it has received an initial report concerning an incident involving a Ryanair flight shortly after take-off from Greece on Friday morning • Passenger on board a Malta Air-operated Boeing 737 was left partially hanging out of the aircraft after a cabin window became dislodged shortly after take-off

Freelance curator Melanie Erixon discusses Malta’s contemporary art scene, including her efforts to bring art to Mqabba and establish il-Kamra ta’ Fuq above the New Life Bar. She sits down with Laura Calleja to discuss the changing art scene, and the growing role of AI in the arts

A scaffolding structure whilst being dismantled collapsed, with no injuries reported

Residents opposed to development at Nigret in Żurrieq are not necessarily against construction altogether, but want projects that respect the character of the surrounding area, Lands Minister Owen Bonnici insists

Government's previous attempt to introduce long-promised planning appeal reforms included a number of other changes that were described as a 'developers' wishlist'