Accommodation project for Gozitan students, patients’ families three years overdue
A prominent building in Birkirkara meant to have opened
On your doorstep: activists hold government responsible for construction deaths
Responsibility for a string of recent construction-related deaths was
British peer’s £20 million home linked back to Malta tax avoidance schemes
A £20 million London home linked to British businesswoman
Bidnija sham sheep farm application suspended after deluge of objections
An application to turn what has been labelled a
Race against time as millions for Xewkija park and ride stand to be lost by June
Work on an EU-funded new Park & Ride facility
Oath for new magistrates put on hold over nominee’s pending criminal case
The Office of the President has been constrained to
Growing conflicts of interest as GWU boss rakes in government retainers
General Workers Union President Victor Carachi’s growing list of
Sliema Chalet privatisation postponed, no interest shown
The government has been forced to postpone the privatisation
Overcompensated government directors have not returned extra thousands
Several government-appointed directors who were found paying themselves thousands
Brian Tonna and Karl Cini barred by MFSA but never fined by the FIAU
Accountants Brian Tonna and Karl Cini of Panama Papers
Analysis: A closer look at the police force’s ‘efficiency’
Prime Minister Robert Abela chose a recent political event
Maltese convicted of transporting 230 kilos of marijuana acquitted on appeal in Sicilian courts
A Maltese national who made headlines back in 2019
Bonnici taken to task over Carnival tractors stunt and premises pledge
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici has been at the receiving
Appeal filed against magistrate’s refusal to recuse herself from Pilatus Bank case
An appeal was filed this morning by NGO Repubblika
Lands Authority using direct orders for new Selmun Palace valuation
The government is discreetly working on plans to come
Ambassador Ray Azzopardi moved from NATO to Argotti Gardens
Ray Azzopardi, the former head of the Labour Party’s
Going, going, gone: ‘Ġgantija’ figurine fetches €2,500 in online auction from Maltese buyer
The dubious piece of Maltese heritage auctioned online on
Police Commissioner will not explain drug trafficker’s security guard licence
Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa is refusing to explain how
Foreign Ministry spends €300,000 on refurbishing temporary offices
For the first time in decades, the Foreign Ministry
A record: public files 13,500 objections against ‘Comino village’ development
The Planning Authority is currently processing over 13,500 objections
Appeals Court rules all EU citizens can submit FOI requests to the government
In a landmark ruling, Malta’s Court of Appeal has
Italian police find ‘complex system trafficking vehicles stolen in Italy destined for Malta’
Italian police on Thursday morning dismantled a massive ‘Ndrangheta
PM still ‘tolerating’ predecessor Muscat’s occupation of Sa Maison property
Three years after assuming power at Castille, Prime Minister
Court confirms Lino Cauchi butchered in political murder, 41 years later
Updated to include the Cauchi family’s appeal for the
€1 million and a decade later, work on government elderly home set to resume
Businessman Zaren Vassallo is set to be awarded a
PN accuses Bonnici of preventing PBS from carrying report criticising him
The Opposition is demanding PBS immediately broadcasts a statement
Identity Malta CEO’s army colleagues given part-time roles at the agency
Several Armed Forces of Malta soldiers known to be
Enemalta posts €35 million losses while its Chinese partner turns a profit
State energy supplier Enemalta’s annual audited accounts for 2020

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