Qala mayor Paul Buttigieg calls on MPs to declar Ħondoq ir-Rummien public domain and grant it the protection from development it deserves

Royal Mata Yacht Club preparing itself for stellar fleet of 101 yachts representing 24 countries

Malta's U-21 victory comes days after the senior team beat Cyprus 3-0 in a World Cup qualifier match  

The Water Services Corporation is installing water dispensers in public areas so that people can fill reusable bottles with still or sparkling water for a pittance

The man was jailed last April for acting as an unlicenced private investigator and harassing a lawyer's family

After the grocery shop operator entered a rental agreement with the outlet's owners, those same owners set up shop next door with their own vegetable store

Nature Trust Malta releases first crabs cultured inside lab: “Many species are already facing extinction as their habitats have come under threat”

Environment Minister Aaron Farrugia announces record year for recycables, since WasteServ's inception • GreenPak welcomes improvement but insists it's still a long way to go

Accident happened between the e-kick scooter and a car at Vjal il-Labour in Naxxar

A man was granted bail after being accused of allegedly attacking and slightly injuring two police officers

Agius Saliba's amendments call for adequate resources to safeguard the right to disconnect

3 September COVID-19 update | 42 new cases • 691 active cases • 3,439 swab tests in past 24 hours • 37 patients in hospital, 2 in ITU • Fully vaccinated residents at 413,292 • Total deaths at 441

The Nationalist Party unveils seven proposals that address public spaces but wants the public to adhere to and respect private property

Former Gozo minister, Giovanna Debono’s husband, has had his acquittal from all charges linking him to a 'works-for-votes' scandal, confirmed on appeal

An 18-year-old has been jailed after his third arraignment for stealing his elderly great-aunt’s pension money

Compilation of evidence against Yorgen Fenech regarding the purchase of weapons from the dark web, heard behind closed doors

Bowsers extracted over 543,000 cubic metres of water, unbilled, then transported it over distances of 4-5km... ‘consuming more energy than reverse osmosis desalination’

MaltaToday has learnt that the United Nations’ Special Rapporteur on the right to privacy informed the Maltese government earlier this year that certain measures introduced to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 risked 'leading to infring...

A near-ban on porn by the widely popular subscriber platform OnlyFans sheds light on the world of content creators whose faces, and bodies, are their fortune, Nicole Meilak finds out

Xemxija marina will cover an area of four large football grounds and would impact on protected seagrasses