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Fredrick Azzopardi was charged in court last Tuesday, accused of breaking environment protection laws during his time as Infrastructure Malta CEO. It was the fa

The man fell from the balcony after the railing gave way

A 32-year-old man from Attard was seriously injured early on Monday when part of a balcony collapsed and he fell onto Triq l-Imrejkba, St Paul's Bay. The polic

The fact that a priest is facing criminal allegations should not discredit the hard work so many other priests do, Archbishop Charles Scicluna told the faithful

Planning Authority rejects pool extension for villa controversially approved at intersection of Dingli’s Sqaq il-Muzew, where Graffitti and residents opposed disputed roads project

The number of property sales dropped by 10 per cent in July, while promises of sale decreased by 13 per cent when compared to the corresponding month last year.

Residential property sales recorded in July were valued at €300 million, figures released by the National Statistics Office show

The Birkirkara local council has joined the scores of people and entities objecting to a proposed five-floor care home, located only six metres from the histori

Years of historical identity crisis have sculpted this European country as remarkably diverse. British, Turkish and Italian influences colour sepia-tinted Baroque buildings, flavour the food and find a place in the Maltese language. In the heart of the Mediterranean, between Sicily and the North African coast, spanning 30 km in length and 15 km across, Malta is small enough to

The heritage watchdog has expressed concern about the height of a proposed five-floor care home, located only six metres from the Wignacourt Aqueducts in a stre