Principal permanent secretary appointed in 2013 and former GWU trade-unionist will retire in September

Speaker Anġlu Farrugia said he will address parliament on Tuesday at 4pm

The compilation of evidence against Elliot Paul Busuttil, accused of the murder of Mario Farrugia, will begin on Friday morning

Landowners in Baħrija are now claiming they never needed a permit to install a gate blocking public access to an old footpath that leads to the Blata tal-Melħ coastline in Baħrija

Who at BOV is going to shoulder responsibility for this disastrous venture?

Investigations into a suspected attack on a dog by a puma and black panther are still ongoing by authorities

Parliament is set to open on Saturday but the solemnity accompanying this event will likely be coloured by the bag of records characterising the new legislature. Kurt Sansone takes a look at the new composition

The Labour Party news portal ran a story suggesting then Nationalist MP David Thake had only paid his due taxes after he was caught with pending VAT bills

George and Alfred Degiorgio are requesting the cancellation of criminal proceedings against them, claiming that the case was based on evidence which had been obtained illegally

Transport Minister Aaron Farrugia says that Malta has its own ' interests to protect' after the European Commission proposed a ban on Russian oil transport

After Russia invaded Ukraine, the public mood in Malta favours greater EU military cooperation, Eurobarometer survey shows

The European Court of Human Rights has declared that the local health authorities’ rejection of a Maltese couple’s request for a second IVF cycle due to the woman’s age breached their fundamental right

A 2015 internal investigation showed no shortcomings from the bank when offering trust services in connection with the Deiulemar shipping giant

Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Galea-Curmi says saving a pregnant woman whose life was in danger was not tantamount to 'destroying' another life if treatment leads to unintentional death of the baby

The Gozo Ministry’s masterplan for Ramla Bay includes a 'reorganization' of existing kiosks with a uniform design for seating areas and a shading canopy

A man from Valletta has been released on bail, pending a pre-sentencing report, after he pleaded guilty to stealing €300 in cash from a shop in Floriana

Her lawyer asked the court to convert itself into a drug court because of the woman's substance abuse problem

Government expenditure on social security benefits increased by €65.8 million in the first three months of 2022 with pensions being the prime driver

Lifeline Malta has provided women with over 1,000 hours of post-natal support

A judge has ruled that a woman's rights were breached when prison guards did not inform her that she could refuse a strip search while visiting her partner at the Correctional Facility