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Defaulting tenant claims landlord tried to force himself on her
A young lady claimed that her landlord had come to her flat and, finding her half-dressed, had tried to force himself on her. The 22-year-old had allegedly not paid her rent, prompting her landlord to...
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Bigger hall, but not enough space for objectors at PA's db tower hearing
The Planning Authority may have to turn objectors away from today’s hearing, expected to decide on controversial plans for a 38-storey tower and 17-storey hotel in St George’s Bay, due to huge demand...
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Watch: Car is sent flying at Paola traffic lights
Dramatic footage of a crash that sent a Peugeot rolling at the crossroads near the Addolorata Cemetery has emerged on social media. The 33-year-old driver of the Peugeot, which appears to have been...
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High security for St George's Bay hearing at Lyceum
A marquee has been set up outside St George Preca College hall, in Ħamrun, where the Planning Authority is meeting to decide on controversial plans to construct a 38-storey tower and 17-storey hotel...
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LIVE: PA decides on 38-storey db Group tower
The Planning Authority is today deciding on the db Group’s controversial proposed 38-storey tower and 17-storey hotel at the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) site in St George’s Bay. The project has...
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Defaulting tenant claims landlord tried to force himself on her
A young lady claimed that her landlord had come to her flat and, finding her half-dressed, had tried to force himself on her. The 22-year-old had allegedly not paid her rent, prompting her landlord to...
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Church, private schools fear transport chaos
Updated at 11.30am with Education Ministry statement Just days from the start of a new academic year, independent and Church schools, as well as thousands of parents, are bracing themselves for what...
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Justice Minister refuses to meet MEPs on his own
Justice Minister Owen Bonnici has refused to meet with MEPs on a rule of law mission alone and is instead expected to sit down with the delegation together with Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne and...
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Defaulting tenant claims landlord tried to force himself on her
A young lady claimed that her landlord had come to her flat and, finding her half-dressed, had tried to force himself on her. The 22-year-old had allegedly not paid her rent, prompting her landlord to...
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Bird strike forces London-bound Air Malta flight to turn back
Updated at 4pm An Air Malta flight to London was delayed by almost four hours on Thursday morning because of a bird strike. Malta International Airport said a bird hit the aircraft upon departure at...
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Watch: 'Shocking'... 'We're not surprised' - reactions to db Group's project...
The Planning Authority on Thursday decided in favour of the db Group’s controversial proposed 38-storey tower and 17-storey hotel at the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) site in St George’s Bay. The...
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Muscat: Almost all EU leaders would like a second Brexit referendum
Practially all EU leaders would like to see the UK hold a second referendum on Brexit, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has told a BBC interviewer. Dr Muscat is in Salzburg for an informal EU leaders'...
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Maltese authorities reluctant to act, MEPs fear
The delegation of MEPs probing the state of the rule of law fear the Maltese authorities are reluctant to act when faced with allegations of wrongdoing. Addressing a press conference at the end of the...
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Boatmen ordered to pay €16,455 after injuring rival in battle for clients
A scuffle which broke out at Mġarr harbour between rival operators of pleasure boats to Comino has landed one of them with a permanent disability and the other two with a €16,455 damages bill. The...
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Defaulting tenant claims landlord tried to force himself on her
A young lady claimed that her landlord had come to her flat and, finding her half-dressed, had tried to force himself on her. The 22-year-old had allegedly not paid her rent, prompting her landlord to...
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Maltese interests should come before migrants - Delia
Maltese people’s interests needed to come first in issues concerning migration, Nationalist leader Adrian Delia said on Thursday, noting the country’s high population density as a concern. Addressing...
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PA accused of acting illegally over Wied Għomor villa complex permit
A company refused a permit to transform its Wied Għomor quarry into a residential home for the elderly has cried foul after the Planning Authority granted another developer a permit for the building...
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Traffic system in Mrieħel about to change
Traffic enforcement in Mrieħel is set to start in October following the opening of a parking area planners hope would ease congestion caused by haphazard parking. New traffic signs have already been...
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Watch: 'Most important thing is Daphne will never return' - Tony Zarb
Updated at 10.20am Former General Workers’ Union General secretary Tony Zarb hit out at activists calling out for justice in the wake of Daphne Caruana Galizia, saying "the most important thing is...
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ERA deposits boulders to protect l-Aħrax in Mellieħa
The Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) has deposited boulders at l-Aħrax in Mellieħa in an attempt to stop off-road vehicles from accessing the site. Access was blocked at the end of Triq...
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