A contract to design a master plan of how chairs and tables should be laid out in Merchants Street and adjoining roads in Valletta has been awarded to an architecture firm for €24,000. The contract ...

A new law allowing criminal offenders to be fitted with an electronic tracking device will come into force on Monday, January 19. The law, known as the Electronic Monitoring Act, will allow for ...

NGOs and resident networks must be included as recognised stakeholders in shaping policy on tables and chairs outside catering establishments, a group of NGOs said on Tuesday. The groups, including ...

Part of the Coast Road at Baħar ic-Cagħaq was briefly closed for traffic because of a fuel spill on Tuesday morning, causing a long traffic jam. The spill took place on the hill from Baħar ic-Cagħaq ...

A contractor facing fraud charges and with a history of failing to register dangerous animals bred in Malta has sought court permission to export four leopards and four pumas to a Cyprus zoo. Animal ...

Esplora Interactive Science Centre has launched its programme for 2006. The comprehensive programme not only celebrates 10 years since the centre’s inception but also presents an ambitious vision that ...

Junior doctors working in Malta have the lowest levels of work-life satisfaction in the European Union, a study has found. They work some of the longest hours in Europe and take the least days off per ...

A magnitude 5.1 tremor off Italy’s southern tip shook many people in Malta out of bed on Saturday morning. The tremor was first detected by seismic equipment operated by the Rome-based National ...

The humble pastizz has earned its place in one of the world’s most authoritative language references, with the Oxford English Dictionary officially adding the word in its latest update. The savoury ...

The transformation we are witnessing in healthcare services and active ageing support is far from accidental. It is not cosmetic, nor is it a product of coincidence. Malta’s public health sector today ...

Malta’s armed forces rely on paper-based records for payroll management and payment of allowances, exposing it to risks of fraud and human error, an audit has found. The Auditor General found the ...

A 14-year-old girl was taken to hospital on Wednesday after another pupil broke her nose in a school fight at St Nicholas College in Dingli. According to sources, a fight broke out between two girls, ...