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The Chamber of Architects says court ruling confirmed its position on the systematic failings in the planning processes
“There’s a distinction between investigating officers and the prosecution,” Gafà said on 103 Heart . “Police conduct their investigations but...
Mepa gives go-ahead for new bus terminus in Valletta
The bus terminus located at the entrance to Valletta will be downsized and...
The bus terminus located at the entrance to Valletta will...
Alan Camilleri to stay at Malta Enterprise, minister says on Dalli accusations
Malta Enterprise chairman Alan Camilleri is to keep his post, despite John Dalli's accusations, minister says in PQ.
Malta Enterprise chairman Alan Camilleri is to keep...
Trial update | Accused insists he ‘helped’ victims, never dealt drugs
Accused in trial by jury over conspiracy to import and traffic cocaine stressed in court yesterday evening that he never dealt in drugs.
Accused in trial by jury over conspiracy to import and...
PM proposes committee on ‘black dust’, as PL voices its fury over broken promises
A notice of a parliamentary motion for the setting up of a parliamentary committee to discuss the source of the 'black dust' in the South, has led to...
A notice of a parliamentary motion for the setting up of...
PN quiet on 'pole dancing' in Mosta club, and admits not reporting threats to police
Illegalities allegedly committed inside the PN club in Mosta were not reported to the police, MaltaToday newspaper reports this morning.
Illegalities allegedly committed inside the PN club in...
Students rail against ‘microcosm of junk’ at university freshers’ week
Greenhouse, a university students’ organisation working on sustainability issues and ethical consumption, expressed disappointment at the large amount...
Greenhouse, a university students’ organisation...
WATCH | Tourists twist and shout with Beatles on public transport
Commuters twist and shout as the public transport reform starts showing its...
Commuters twist and shout as the public transport reform...
Retiring Judge Philip Sciberras calls for voluntary extension in judiciary's retirement age
Court of Appeals judge Philip Sciberras, who retires today from the judiciary, said that judges should be allowed to serve on the bench well after...
Court of Appeals judge Philip Sciberras, who retires...
Drastic drop in jellyfish sightings in September
Jellyfish sighting reports submitted as part of the Spot the Jellyfish...
Jellyfish sighting reports submitted as part of the Spot...
Motorists warned of ‘engine-knock’ when LRP is phased out in January 2011
As of the 1 January 2011, LRP will no longer be available for retail in the Maltese Islands.
As of the 1 January 2011, LRP will no longer be available...
Busuttil rules out ‘interest’ in general elections, shies away from stand on divorce
Nationalist MEP Simon Busuttil shies away from declaring divorce stand or interest in standing for general election.
Nationalist MEP Simon Busuttil shies away from declaring...
Carm Mifsud Bonnici welcomes EU-Libya deal on illegal immigration
Home Affairs minister Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici says migration agreement between...
Home Affairs minister Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici says...
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The Church looks towards charity as it faces a loss of €870,000
The Church is calling out to its followers for help as its 2009 financial...
The Church is calling out to its followers for help as...
Labour accuses Fenech of defending ARMS, silence on ‘whistleblower’s challenge’
The Labour Party has accused Finance Minister Tonio Fenech of “breaking his silence to defend ARMS Limited while at the same remaining silent about the...
The Labour Party has accused Finance Minister Tonio...
Labour leader in early morning Fgura trip for mounting ‘black dust’ campaign
Labour leader Joseph Muscat went to Fgura this morning at 8am as part of the PL’s campaign on black dust air pollution.
Labour leader Joseph Muscat went to Fgura this morning at...
MEPA says first ‘black dust’ complaint in 2010 made on 14 July
The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) says first complaint of...
The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) says...
Government launches breast awareness campaign
As part of the Breast Health month this October the government is launching a...
As part of the Breast Health month this October the...
Greens to push for moratorium on deep sea oil drilling to European Commission
Alternattiva Demokratika officials to present motion for European Green Party to call for moratorium on deep sea oil drilling, including in the Mediterranean.
Alternattiva Demokratika officials to present motion for...
