That activity with Chiswick House School planted the seed for Scuttle the Cuttle – what he describes as an innovative, sturdy, purpose-built, beach-cleaning, fun toy that could inspire future ...

Young Maltese Tripolini during the period of internment in Italy. Several of their peers, born between 1912 and 1925, avoided concentration camps but were forced into conscription in the Italian ...

A 59-year-old diver is in critical condition after finding himself in difficulty in the Ċirkewwa diving area on Sunday. Police said they were informed of the incident at around 9.00 am, with a ...

The new smaller CPD vehicles will be used to tackle grass fires, making it easier to get to fields and valleys. Photo: Matthew Mirabelli ...

A German woman is in a critical condition in hospital after being run over by a car in Floriana on Thursday. The accident happened at around 1.15pm in Pinto Wharf, Floriana, when the 57-year old ...

The newly set up Climate Action Authority (CAA) said on Wednesday that it is prioritising the development of a National Climate Adaptation Strategy, a day after the Ombudsman found gaps in the ...

Manufacturing remains a vital engine for Europe’s economy, but without urgent reform to competition rules, funding structures, and sustainability mandates, small states like Malta risk being ...

Caruana’s garage has also become a meeting point for his closest friends, his "pen pals", Mario Debono, Ray Deguara, and Vince Saliba, who helped him transform his garage into a showcase for his ...

Many people speak about transparency and accountability in Malta, but few truly care about them, Parliamentary Ombudsman Joseph Zammit McKeon has warned. Speaking during the first in a series of ...

US President Donald Trump once again targeted former aide Elon Musk on Tuesday, attacking the amount of government subsidies the entrepreneur is receiving, after the tech billionaire renewed ...

The pension penalty: what women in their twenties and thirties really must understand about their work-life choices ...

Bob’s Books: a ‘mid-year check-in’ Malta’s voracious reader Robert Pisani looks back on the first half of a year in which he has been reading ‘by whim’ ...