Former Labour energy minister who crafted Delimara gas plant project refusing to appear before committee MPs over Auditor General report

Equality Minister Owen Bonnici announces draft Bill for private cannabis use

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

A motorcyclist was hospitalised following a traffic accident in Xewkija on Tuesday

Clyde Caruana is non-committal on the €6 billion price tag for a three-line metro system with 25 stations proposed by government consultants

We have embarked on a long-sighted direction that makes economic, environmental, and social sense.  The government wants to avoid harsher and more painful decisions on both our climate and citizens

Superintendence for Cultural Heritage decries unauthorized works carried out in 2019 on a garden behind old farmhouse in Parisio Street

The Investor Compensation Scheme has filed a court case against the managing director of the now defunct Maltese Cross Financial Services, Jean Claude Bugeja, demanding a refund of the €2.4 million 

In the long term, this staggering increase in the unavoidable costs which our employers, and thus we the consumers, have to pay is simply unsustainable | Jason Azzopardi

In a nutshell:  mass transportation poses a daunting challenge to our way of life; but also presents us with a new opportunity to re-imagine our towns and cities

Carmelo Abela says PBS memo to producers to notify head of news of programme content two weeks in advance is unreasonable

Nationalist MP Karol Aquilina says he knows who ‘the corrupt police official’ behind the video aired by ONE journalist Karl Stagno Navarra is, and would be taking the necessary steps in due time  

Enterprises and lobbyists agree that businesses could benefit from greener and more sustainable business models

Labour MP Jonathan Attard replaces Ian Castaldi Paris on Public Accounts Committee

The money laundering case against restaurateurs Florinda Sultana and Albert Buttigieg continued on Tuesday

Judge Toni Abela is the second judge to recuse himself from hearing an injunction filed by the Education Ministry against unions because his wife plays an active part in one of the unions

An eyewitness who saw the killing of four flamingos in Qawra testified that he saw hunter Miguel Zammit pointing his shotgun in the air shortly after the flamingos dropped from the sky to the sea

The Nationalist Party boycotts government’s launch of a national employment policy because Clyde Caruana failed to consult with it despite a pledge to do so

Entrepreneur Hugo Chetcuti had suffered life-threatening injuries after a stabbing, and passed away seven days later

The compilation of evidence against Adrian Hillman continued with Malta Enterprise official Joseph Zammit testifying on the Progress Press cash grant