An interdisciplinary group of researchers has completed a study of the underwater remains of the iconic Tieqa tad-Dwejra, or as it was commonly known, the Azure Window, which collapsed on 8 March, 2017, and has since become a popular diving site

Mario Cutajar says the public service implemented 90% of NAO recommendations and 98% of ombudsman suggestions

Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses condemns police after nurses charged 'for a second time' over issues 'beyond their responsibilities'

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The Labour Party raised €402,338 during a fundraising telethon held yesterday

The Conference Plenary concluded its work, with MEPs expressing their approval of the outcome and announcing that Parliament intends to kick-start EU reforms

Admittedly, the anti-SLAPP proposal is not likely to suffer the same fate; as the levels of resistance to the Migration Pact, by individual EU member states, was far greater than that against this directive

We calculate success on how much money people make in money terms or how many assets they own, but we all know that does not translate into contentment and quality of life

Since banks have cut down on their staff and imposed more and more restrictions on what can be done at an actual bank, the ones left behind are the ones who need one-to-one personal banking the most

Ryan Schembri sold supermarket chain for €90,000 to Darren Casha to repay €5.7 million loan held with restaurant entrepreneur

Government spending review underway as energy subsidies to cushion gas price hike now raises deficit concerns

Jason Azzopardi alleges funds were received by PN in exchange for a presidential pardon

Abela says PN governments were a source of difficulty and that his government is one of sustain for workers

Man was stopped at the airport and was found to be carrying 130 capsules of suspected cocaine in his stomach

Bernard Grech 'categorically' denies funds were received by PN in exchange for a presidential pardon

On International Workers Day on 1 May, Malta is still faced with problems of low minimum wages and the threats that precarious workers face without unionisation

Sources close to Bernard Grech leadership say PN leader would welcome Joe Giglio’s bid for the role, soon to be vacated by co-deputy leaders David Agius and Robert Arrigo

Magnate and Hamrun Spartans president officially registered as footballer ‘99’ for Nadur Youngsters as they win Gozo first division league trophy

‘Everyone’s political journey has an expiry date’ – Bernard Grech on Jason Azzopardi

Expression of interest for the PN leadership role ends, with incumbent Bernard Grech remaining the sole contender