MHRA calls on government to suspend and re-evaluate legal notice allowing music until 1am in several Valletta streets • Calls 'misleading and inaccurate' comments by Valletta mayor Alfred Zammit

Despite the legislative changes, issues identified by practitioners back in 2018, particularly those linked with the surge of synthetic cannabis use amongst the young, and lack of education on cannabis, continue to find fertile ground

Filmmaker Maxime Durand tells all in our Q&A

The Skinny | No 156 – The Mourning Royalists Internationale

​A case officer is recommending the approval of the dismantling and relocation of a historical tower in Marsaxlokk to make way for a new road through a pristine rural area

​A ‘heritage gain’ of €7,000 will allow developers to scupper the obligation of reutilising the stone corbels of an old farmhouse in Fgura, which is set for demolition

89-year-old hospitalised after getting hit by a motorcycle in Birkirkara

For let’s face it: I am hardly the first to point out a certain resemblance, between the human sexual impulse… and the equally primordial, equally unstoppable, human urge to acquire POWER

The queue to view Queen Elizabeth's coffin stretches over 4km along the River Thames and across Lambeth bridge

The case dates back to 2017 after police received a report of hunting activity near Xgħajra

The planning appeals tribunal has revoked the permit for a proposed hotel on Saqqajja Hill after project was approved before geological studies were done • Tribunal calls for new case officer's report to be drawn

The man was accused of having broken into two cars in Marsa, stealing cash and electronics from them

The Malta Union of Teachers said it will support the Dominican Order, but only if the rector and board resign or are removed from office

The man was arrested at the Malta International Airport after immigration officials noticed the document he presented was 'clearly forged'

A 29-year-old man is the second construction site fatality in three days

The Parliamentary Ombudsman appointed three new commissioners on Tuesday, all of whom are men

The European Parliament election is still faraway but ADPD’s Sandra Gauci has announced her candidature

Magistrate Nadine Lia, the daughter-in-law of Joseph Muscat's lawyer, has refused to recuse herself from challenge proceedings by NGO Repubblika over the Pilatus Bank inquiry

From switched-off buildings to crowdfunded open spaces: James Debono’s 11 takeaways from the National Strategy for the Environment  issued for public consultation

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...