Non-fatal accidents at work in the first quarter ...
Claims in respect of non-fatal accidents at work in the first quarter decreased by 45, or 6.6 per cent, compared to the corresponding ...
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- Non-fatal accidents at work in the first quarter decrease
- 23 children suffer slapped cheek syndrome
- New planning policy seeks to boost tourism industry
- Nine Gozo Channel employees admit to stealing money
- Malta Sports Scholarships 2013 open
- Strong gale winds, rough seas hit Malta
- Unemployment drops since March
- PM meets Maltese living in Belgium
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23 children suffer slapped cheek syndrome
The Ministry for Health has been informed of 23 children suffering from slapped cheek syndrome since the beginning of this year ...
New planning policy seeks to boost tourism industry
A new planning policy aimed at encouraging the upgrading of existing hotels in tourism zone areas has recently been approved by the ...
Nine Gozo Channel employees admit to stealing ...
Nine Gozo Channel employees admitted in the Gozitan court on Wednesday, to stealing money from the the cash register in the ferry’s ...
Local news
Strong gale winds, rough seas hit Malta
The Westerly wind will be very strong to ...
Unemployment drops since March
In April, the number of persons registering ...
PM meets Maltese living in Belgium
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has met Maltese ...
Government & Politics
Prime Minister meets Maltese living and working ...
The Prime Minister, Dr. Joseph Muscat, together ...
Govt to strengthen sports tourism
Parliamentary Secretary Stefan Buontempo ...
Shadow Cabinet announced
Opposition leader Simon Busuttil has announced ...
Editorial
Maltese households abhor debt
According a Household Finance and Consumption ...
Discipline Problems in Schools
Discipline has become a real problem in ...
The general election has an economic impact
Both imports and exports dropped by over ...
Opinion
Too big for our size?
I make no apologies to anyone for returning ...
On the Euro's Worth
There was an interesting opinion expressed ...
The Loupe
An anecdote doing the rounds inside the ...
World
Big changes for X-Factor USA
HE'S the Godfather of television talent ...
Lucky George Michael
Singer George Michael is lucky to be alive ...
African Novelist Chinua Achebe Dies
Nigerian novelist and man of letters Chinua ...
Europe
France is the ninth EU country to legalize ...
The president of France, Francois Hollande, ...
Discrimination based on homosexuality must ...
The European Students Union (ESU) calls ...
Dalligate: Barroso told to attend EP hearing
German MEP Inge Gräßle has called ...
Business
Malta Airport wins Euro ANNIE Award
The record increase of new airlines in this ...
Malta: Eurozone leader at attracting financial ...
Malta was the leading country in attracting ...
Air Malta to open new route to Algiers
As from 17th June Air Malta will start serving ...
Society
University Research Trust publishes first ...
The University of Malta is intensifying ...
Vehicle tax reduction
Transport Malta notifies that used Euro ...
Announcement of the Interest Rate
The Treasury hereby announces that the ...
Sport
Marco Borg to officiate in Bologna
On 31 May 2013, FIFA referee Marco Borg ...
Hat trick winner Micallef breaks Mtahleb ...
Last Sunday dawned hazy, sunny and warm; ...
Maharajah scratched from Elitlopp
Trainer Stefan Hultman has announced this ...
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