PN hit by lack of interest in one-horse leadership race that is supposed to be governed by secret ballot, party will now allow proxy voting

Offices or supermarkets? Supermarket is being proposed on land zoned for office development in Marsa

The Planning Authority has approved the extension of a car park for the Smart supermarket, over the area presently occupied by two dwellings and a garden enclosed behind an old characteristic walI

Fletcher formed Depeche Mode in Basildon, Essex, in 1980 before the band went on to sell more than 100 million records worldwide

Ray Liotta, who played mobster Henry Hill in Martin Scorsese’s GoodFellas, passes away at 67

Taking a step back to our roots can make way for greatest progress, and with mothers usually being right, Mother Gozo proves it

Police arrested the two men and searched their properties, finding amounts of drugs and items 'related to drug abuse'

The former Chief Technology Officer of the Malta Gaming Authority was charged with extortion, accepting bribes and misappropriation, while his wife was charged with money laundering

The family room will be up-and-running by mid-summer

Former prison chief right-hand man to be transferred to Home Affairs Ministry permanent secretariat

Fearne says there is no need for an alarm and insists monkeypox is not 'another COVID'

National Lottery plc, a subsidiary of the IZI Group, unveiled its corporate brand National Lottery that now replaces Maltco Lotteries

Malta’s IVF law is in for another overhaul that includes testing of embryos in cases of a family history of serious hereditary disorders  

The former National Book Council chairman was taken to court by Labour MP Rosianne Cutajar, over online insults and threats aimed at her

European Court of Human Rights orders €169,000 in additional compensation to baroness unable to charge market rental rates over Valletta property

A restaurant in Valletta has been ordered not to use LPG gas in the kitchen since it is deemed a threat to the Old University building and its occupants

Bernard Grech is seeking a strong mandate from party councillors in a one man race due this week, but it remains unclear what result will make him happy. James Debono asks what would constitute a strong mandate

Heritage Malta is objecting to a five-storey development proposed in close proximity to the Ta’ Ħaġrat world heritage site, describing it as disrespectful to its context

Laura Calleja speaks to lawyers Desiree Attard and Robert Thake about introducing a similar system to Clare’s Law in Malta which would allow the police to disclose information to people about their partner's domestic abuse history

Or else, we simply resign ourselves to the fact that… well, we really are all living in an ‘Orwellian dystopia’, after all