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The Planning Commission has approved an application for a deer farm on land outside the development zone near Mġarr, after the applicants dropped their original

In June 1940, there were no armoured vehicles on the island except for Universal carriers, or as they are better known, Bren Gun Carriers. The Maltese landscape

The man who had been nominated to become the Planning Authority’s new chairman – but who admitted to having been offered a bribe by a policeman whic

The following are the main stories in Friday’s newspapers. Times of Malta says the police have issued criminal charges against two senior government offi

Government’s choice for Planning Authority chair, Anthony Borg, admitted during a parliamentary grilling that he had refused a bribe 12 years ago but failed to report the matter

PN MPs have slammed the government’s failure to properly scrutinise the proposed nominee for the sensitive post of Planning Authority chairman.  Dur

The man who was nominated by the government to become the Planning Authority's new chairman admitted before a parliamentary committee on Wednesday that he was o

A former prison inmate who was undergoing prosecution over a ‘suspected’ packet of heroin found in his cell 12 years ago, has been let off the hook

The court should not uphold a request by BirdLife to stop spring hunting for turtle dove because it does not have any basis at law, a lawyer from the State Advo

Lawyers from the office of the State Advocate have told a court that the 1,500 turtle doves which Maltese hunters would be allowed to kill if the spring hunting season goes ahead represent 'less than 1% of the global species'