PN calls on Prime Minister to decide Johann Buttigieg’s future at Planning Authority The Nationalist Party has called on Prime Minister Robert Abela to state whether Johann Buttigieg will remain Executive Chairperson of the Planning…
AI, digital health discussed as Malta explores cooperation with Mayo Clinic Artificial intelligence, digital health and potential cooperation on complex patient care were among the areas discussed during a visit by Deputy Prime Minister and…
PN says taxpayers are bearing the cost of Labour’s private property cases The Nationalist Party said that taxpayers are bearing the cost of cases involving Labour’s use of private properties, after the party was ordered…
Labour Party ordered to vacate Valletta premises after 70-year tenancy A board has ordered the eviction of the Labour Party from its premises in Valletta, which it has occupied for around 70 years while paying…
Judge slams Air Malta for leaving part-timers on zero hours while denying it fired them Air Malta could not simply stop giving part-time workers shifts and leave them in limbo without telling them they had…
Man in court for allegedly stalking ex in seven-week harassment campaign A 41-year-old man from Valletta has been denied bail after being charged with a seven-week campaign of harassment and stalking against his ex-partner. In…
Man remanded after cocaine, amphetamine allegedly found in St Julian’s A 25-year-old Colombian national has been remanded in custody after being arraigned in court on a series of drug trafficking and dangerous driving charges. Alejandro…
Tribunal refuses request to suspend Manoel Island padel works Works on a 30-court padel complex at Manoel Island can continue for the time being after the Environment and Planning Review Tribunal (EPRT) refused a request…
Hundreds of teachers prepare for new scholastic year with focus on inclusive classrooms Hundreds of newly qualified, recruited and returning teachers have attended an induction seminar ahead of the new scholastic year, with inclusion placed…
BirdLife Malta objects to proposed reductions in penalties for illegal hunting offences BirdLife Malta has raised strong objections to proposed changes that would reduce penalties for offences involving the illegal killing of protected birds, arguing…
