Identita' says its Compliance Unit has already handed information to the police
Raids in various locations around Malta
The top stories in Malta's newspapers on Tuesday
Netting was sourced from a local fish farm and was tailor-made for the area
Edward Johnston was killed after he appeared to attack the police on Monday
July was the busiest month in the airport's history
Joseph Micallef will be collecting funds for Dar L-Arka - a Gozitan residency for people with disability
Details emerge about the man police shot dead after murder of Nicolette Ghirxi
'We cannot continue failing one woman after another, one family after another'
The year's line-up includes 80 performers from around the world
Court finds he could be subjected to inhuman and degrading treatment.
Nicky's family and friends pay tribute after she died of cancer last week at the age of 55
Gregory takes over from Kurt Farrugia
The bay had been closed for most of the summer because of contamination
In conjunction with Times of Malta, the Notarial Council of Malta is answering a series of public interest questions
The murder suspect is Edward Johnston, her former partner
Nicolette Ghirxi was knifed in her apartment, suspect was harassing her for months
The top stories in Malta's newspapers
Conditions posted on recruitment website raise eyebrows
Two-thirds of men don’t read at all
Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri's silence on the ID cards scandal is shameful
Qala mayor says residue covered 'the whole beach', negatively affecting tourism in the area
Runner aims to raise enough money to provide 5,000 meals
'We are fed up seeing you feeding at the trough while preaching meritocracy and progressive politics'
The top stories in Malta's Sunday newspapers
Brother Edward Galea is a religious and educational institution. As he turns 100 years old, the La Sallian tells Herman Grech he has no intention of slowing down
After 10 years, Jonathan Abel, Martina Zammit and JD Patrick say farewell to the Morning Vibe
MHRA president questions the sustainability of Malta’s tourism industry
‘Many delegates unhappy with the way things are being managed’
The boy was certified dead at the Gozo General Hospital
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