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PA refuses to limit cremation facilities to one government-owned site

Planning Authority further reduces the ODZ area where standalone cremation facilities can be allowed but refuses to set a numerical limit on the number of such facilities as...

Higher take-away prices and house maintenance services driving inflation

August inflation report shows price rises being driven by the food and housing indexes

‘They’re forcing me out of my job’ – A cab driver has expressed his concern with insuring Y-plate vehicles, saying that the only...

‘They’re forcing me out of my job’...

[WATCH] Japanese chef brings a Maltese twist to his sushi

Japanese-born Dutch-based sushi chef, is looking to create a new niche in the...

Japanese-born Dutch-based sushi chef, is looking to create...

Bormla land previously allocated for AUM expansion to be turned into open space

Area to be turned into 3,000 sq.m open space with underground parking

Area to be turned into 3,000 sq.m open space with...

PM slams Opposition’s 'baseless attacks' on the film industry

Prime Minister Robert Abela says government will not back businesses focused...

Prime Minister Robert Abela says government will not back...

[WATCH] Miriam Dalli: Enemalta CEO staying put

Energy Minister Miriam Dalli denies reports on Enemalta CEO Jonathan...

Energy Minister Miriam Dalli denies reports on Enemalta CEO...

Carmelo Stivala Group submits €38.5 million bid to rehabilitate Pixkerija

Four bids were submitted for the rehabilitation of the old fish market site, known as il-Pixkerija, in Valletta in a process that will see the fish market...

Four bids were submitted for the rehabilitation of the...

[WATCH] Rubbish crisis: Dalli says issue needs 'everyone’s contribution' to be resolved

Environment Minister Miriam Dalli sticks to her guns on waste collection schedule

Environment Minister Miriam Dalli sticks to her guns on...

Maltapost changes tariffs: Newspaper, magazine publishers face steep postal rate increase

Newspaper and magazine publishers will face a 111% increase in postal fees after Maltapost introduced new rates as authorised by the Malta Communications...

Newspaper and magazine publishers will face a 111% increase...

[WATCH] Sliema residents protest: ‘How can we live like this, it’s inhumane’

Sliema residents tell MaltaToday how they have reached a breaking point due to the continuously expanding overpopulation and the stagnant infrastructure

Sliema residents tell MaltaToday how they have reached...

[WATCH] Cabinet green lights Gozo development strategy for the decade

Cabinet has granted its approval to the Gozo Regional Development Strategy...

Cabinet has granted its approval to the Gozo Regional...

PN suggests film rebate scheme should be capped to prevent ‘extravagant spending’

Nationalist spokesperson for culture Julie Zahra says party ‘obliged’ to ask for investigation after film commissioner’s claims of attacks...

Nationalist spokesperson for culture Julie Zahra says party...

Muscat in Electrogas PAC: Caruana Galizia inquiry factually incorrect over project

Former prime minister Joseph Muscat returns to the parliamentary public accounts committee in his fourth appearance as a witness on the NAO report dealing with...

Former prime minister Joseph Muscat returns to the...

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Malta’s lack of a crematorium is denying Hindus right to practice their faith

Hindus urge government to subsidise cremations abroad in absence of crematorium

Hindus urge government to subsidise cremations abroad in...

Civil servants obliged to swiftly reply to emails from public, Ombudsman says

Office of the Ombudsman says it has received numerous complaints over failure by the Public Administration to reply or to reply within a reasonable time, to...

Office of the Ombudsman says it has received numerous...

Transport Malta holds training programs for its officers to serve commuters better

Transport Malta holds training programmes, in collaboration with disciplined forces entities, aimed at enhancing its enforcement officers'...

Transport Malta holds training programmes, in...

Legal shield for gaming pits Malta against the EU

Controversial law that allows court to throw out requests to enforce European...

Controversial law that allows court to throw out requests...

Animal Welfare Commissioner calls for ‘immediate’ regulation of pet sitters

Alison Bezzina says formalization of the pet-sitting industry not only safeguards animals but also empowers pet owners to make informed decisions about...

Alison Bezzina says formalization of the pet-sitting...

Sociologist Joe Inguanez, intellectual and prominent cleric, dies aged 80

Former head of sociology at the University of Malta, Fr Joe Inguanez was a gentle intellectual whose uncompromising views of society and Catholicism in...

Former head of sociology at the University of Malta, Fr Joe...