Online gaming platforms have led to unparalleled growth in the gambling sector. We examine the rise of online gaming and the benefits to gamers these sites offer, as well as offering insights into its wider impacts on the ga...

The Malta Chamber of Geologists and the Malta Developers Association are calling for state-warranting of geologists in a joint position paper that recognises importance of rock experts in construction

Residents brace themselves for fight against proposed development that will consist of 48 apartments over five floors

ISPORT Project aims to develop Para Sport for blind and visually impaired children and young people in Malta, known internationally as Blind Sport or VI (‘visually impaired’) Para Sport

Photomontages of an 11-storey hotel overlooking the scheduled Villa Bonici gardens impress Superintendence for Cultural Heritage

No 43 | 36, Chiara Hyzler Drama Teacher, Theatre maker

The Skinny | No 155 – Shut Up and Drive

Bestselling author John Boyne, known for The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, will be the headlining international guest of the 2022 Malta Book Festival, taking place between 23 and 27 November 

Malta must do everything to prevent the emergence of social ghettoes concentrated in deprived areas and social mobility should remain a prospect for all, including immigrants, single parents and the differently abled

The suggestion comes in view of Malta's dismall track record on its landfill rate

The plans foresee the construction of a replacement villa with a basement garage and an overlying residence

The plans foresee the construction of a replacement villa with a basement garage and an overlying residence

In our first episode, Claudia Gauci talks about the memory, nostalgia and vulnerability of the author in Immanuel Mifsud's memoir Fl-Isem tal-Missier (u tal-Iben), and in her own poetry collection Max-Xatt tat-Tamarisk

Loujin, the four-year-old girl, was one of 62 people who spent days in distress drifting in Malta’s search and rescue zone near Crete

The 72-year-old was working a field in Għajnsielem on Tuesday morning

A record day-peak electricity demand of 581 megawatts was recorded on 7 July • Enemalta invested €11 million in upgrades to the distribution network

Temperature during summer peaked at 39°C

Ombudsman Anthony Mifsud confirms second terms for planning and education commissioners, appoints new health commissioner

Former Finance Minister Edward Scicluna testifies in proceedings filed by Repubblika president Robert Aquilina before the Information and Data Protection Appeals Tribunal

There are over 85,000 people in Malta and Gozo who earn less than €10,222 a year, placing them at a statistical risk of poverty