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The government officially inaugurated the controversial Central Link road project on Sunday morning. The road, from Mrieħel to the foot of Rabat hill, has 14 k

The once-controversial Central Link project formally inaugurated by government as neighbouring project in Mrieħel is still underway

A pilot project to move utility wires underground while carrying out road works proved to be “very difficult”, Infrastructure Minister Ian Borg said

2021 seemed as bleak a year as its preceding one. However, behind the scenes, several positive forces were at work trying to make the world a better place. Sara

The Malta Railway Foundation has raised the alarm over damage caused to the remains of a railway embankment in Attard because of work on the Central Link projec

Lowest election turnout yet on 19 December as pro-govt candidates sweep into legislature. The 2021 legislative election turnout hit a historic low at 30.2 per cent, more than 5 points less than the previous record in 1995.

The Planning Authority’s appeals tribunal has confirmed a 2019 decision refusing a permit for a 3,000sq.m fuel station on the Rabat Road, in the vicinity of the St Mary of Victories chapel.

Elevated bicycle canopies, bus-only lanes, AI-controlled fast-moving cars, paid parking – and even showers at work – could help “cure” M

Unfinished road job The elaborate Wied Inċita junction in Attard, where the Central Link merges with the Rabat Road, is nearing completion. The surfaces h

A third of fines by the environmental watchdog in the past two years were issued for the uprooting of trees, official figures show. The Environment and Resourc