Most Maltese households bundle telecom services, MCA survey finds
Survey shows affordability and convenience as main reasons for bundled telecom services
MVPA parents shown architecture reports certifying school hall as safe after ceiling incident
Parents of children attending the Malta Visual and Performing Arts school were shown two separate architecture reports certifying a school hall as safe and fit for use during a...
What happens to the cash and drugs confiscated from criminals?

We’ve seen the police photos of packets of drugs and wads of cash...

We’ve seen the police photos of packets of drugs and...

'Behind The Mask': Malta Carnival exhibited at EU Parliament

A combination of history and artistry of costume design, and hand-crafted props...

A combination of history and artistry of costume design,...

Social benefits fail to guarantee ‘dignified standard of living’, NAO says

Audit finds families relying solely on non-contributory benefits face a €4,600 shortfall

Audit finds families relying solely on non-contributory...

Judge Lawrence Mintoff will not resign, people close to him say

Judge Lawrence Mintoff will be investigated by the Commissioner for Judicial...

Judge Lawrence Mintoff will be investigated by the...

Prime minister urges standards czar to investigate time-barred allegations against him

Prime Minister Robert Abela is facing calls for investigation over allegations levelled against him by Judge Lawrence Mintoff

Prime Minister Robert Abela is facing calls for...

‘Pre-consultation’ survey launched on extending maternity and paternity leave

Technical committee to draft public consultation document after initial questionnaire gathers views on parental leave and remote working.

Technical committee to draft public consultation document...

Malta must develop 'Mediterranean solutions', prime minister tells ambassadors

Prime Minister Robert Abela tells ambassadors that diplomatic work must focus on the region

Prime Minister Robert Abela tells ambassadors that...

Żurrieq's agricultural Nigret area sees application for block of flats

The area in question is part of a 18,300sq.m area set to be turned into five blocks of flats in a project backed by some of Malta’s largest business...

The area in question is part of a 18,300sq.m area set to be...

Archdiocese and Victim Support Agency sign MoU to enhance victim protection efforts

The agreement overlooks prioritising victims through prevention, protection, and support 

The agreement overlooks prioritising victims through...

Commuters face Wednesday morning gridlock after collision in Santa Venera tunnel

The traffic jam, stretching all the way to Bormla, was caused by a bumper-to-bumper collision

The traffic jam, stretching all the way to Bormla, was...

Central Bank forecasts steady 3.7% economic growth through 2028

Inflation set to ease towards 2%, while deficit and debt ratios are projected...

Inflation set to ease towards 2%, while deficit and debt...

Repubblika files complaint with Standards Commissioner over allegations against PM

NGO calls for independent investigation into claims made under oath by Judge Lawrence Mintoff concerning Prime Minister Robert Abela’s conduct

NGO calls for independent investigation into claims made...

Chief Justice appointment process has ‘degenerated into a public farce’, Chamber of Advocates warns

Lawyers’ body urges political leaders to reach agreement without further delay, saying prolonged deadlock is eroding public confidence in the judiciary

Lawyers’ body urges political leaders to reach...

Malta’s neutrality tested: Five lessons from Ukraine

Four years on, the war in Ukraine has raised difficult questions for...

Four years on, the war in Ukraine has raised difficult...

Repubblika warns judicial appointments should not depend on political calculations

Civil society organisation Repubblika says saga surrounding appointment of chief justice shows need for constitutional reform

Civil society organisation Repubblika says saga surrounding...

WATCH | PM denies claims of judicial interference: ‘I have full respect for Lawrence Mintoff and judiciary’

Prime Minister Robert Abela rejects claims he interfered in the work of the judiciary, insisting he has ‘full respect’ for Judge Lawrence Mintoff...

Prime Minister Robert Abela rejects claims he interfered in...

15% increase in student stipends takes effect tomorrow

Around 16,600 students will receive higher payments from February 25, with...

Around 16,600 students will receive higher payments from...

Momentum calls on PM to ‘step aside’ over allegations of interference in judiciary

Party says claims surrounding chief justice appointment risk undermining judicial independence and public trust in institutions

Party says claims surrounding chief justice appointment...