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After a pause sparked by the pandemic, students this year were once again able to don their caps and gowns and receive the degrees they worked hard for in front

Nine youths were arrested on Monday after they were allegedly caught starting fires in a disused private hospital.   In a statement on Tuesday morning, th

President George Vella has urged politicians to “respect people's intelligence” when they begin campaigning for the upcoming general election, in a

Dozens of Gozitan residents gathered outside the Curia on Monday to urge Archbishop Charles Scicluna to “stop enabling ruthless speculators from ruining t

A Serbian woman who shared the Mellieħa flat where a man was stabbed to death in July, was sleeping in her room when she heard the couple fighting as they often

The traditional panto will not be held for the second consecutive Christmas as preparations for the show start almost one year before – and there was no t

Updated 9.55am, adds Bernard Grech's reaction Steward Healthcare’s investment in the running of three public hospitals is “not at the levels expect

It is poor water management, not bad weather, that is to blame for Maltese roads flooding following heavy rains, the ADPD has argued. Malta’s green party

With Black Friday sales in full swing across Malta, the sight of customers queuing up for hours and early traffic jams seem to be a thing of the past. Just two

Torrential rains that pummelled Malta on Thursday were a "curse" for farmers worsened by poorly built rubble walls in the hardest-hit areas, they say.  A