Paola argument leaves two injured

Birdlife Malta have been granted a guardianship deed to administer the area

Project estimated to cost around €6.25 billion and would span over 15-20 years • Gozo would not be connected to the metro line under the current proposal

The PN has proposed a 'long overdue' revision of the COLA mechanism and the minimum wage

Following the killing of four Greater flamingos on Saturday, BirdLife Malta says that Qawra Point is no place for hunting

Court denies bail to 23-year-old hunter arrested for shooting down four flamingos over Qawra Point

Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit fines Phoenix Payments, aka Paytah, 435,576 over various money laundering breaches

2 October COVID-19 update | 24 new cases • 313 active cases • 6 patients in hospital, 0 in ITU • Total vaccine doses at 826,504• Total deaths at 459

“No site can reasonably accommodate this racing track without being the cause of extreme nuisance to residents, damaging to the environment or both. Malta is small in size”

Police arrested and are interogating the hunter who allegedly shot at the flock

Corradino prison inquiry board requests two-month extension to carry out its review of internal procedures

MEPs on rule of law missino to Hungary, long accused of deterioration in rule of law and attack on minority rights

Air Malta’s flights to Gatwick will start as from the 11 December and will initially be served with three weekly flights every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday

Physicians and engineers from Malta, Catania universities create AI-powered warning system that alerts nurses on tablets of vital functions of patients

Infrastructure Malta had proposed a flyover at the Mrieħel bypass for safety concerns • Qormi local council had unanimously opposed the project and proposed a tunnel underneath the road

Magistrate rules there is enough evidence for Pilatus Bank and Claude Anne Sant Fournier to be charged with money laundering

Mid-Dlam għad-Dawl is involved in the reintegration of former prisoners into society, and also provides assistance to the homeless and those without support

Archbishop Charles Scicluna says 'enough blood has been spilt' in Malta and asks the judiciary to be an 'uncomfortable presence' for those who seek impunity

A practice note on the subject of Legal Professional Privilege, came in the wake of unprecedented police raids on the offices of DF Advocates last month

Staff shortages, media sensationalism, and professional secrecy take centre stage at the start of the court year