As Żurrieq's rural outskirts face a wave of development, residents warn that their town’s identity is being erased. A controversial project in Nigret has become the flashpoint for wider frustration over outdated local plans, political inaction, and the relentless creep of concrete into Malta’s countryside

Prime Minister Robert Abela doesn't believe the Planning Authority decision to sanction decades worth of illegalities sets a dangerous precedent

Adrian Delia and Alex Borg are in the running to become the next leader of the Nationalist Party. They sat down separately with Karl Azzopardi and Nicole Meilak for a set of quickfire questions

Swieqi Mayor Noel Muscat has witnessed the gradual transformation of his locality into Malta’s ‘short-let capital’. He tells Kurt Sansone policy makers have ignored the council’s warnings as waste piles up on the streets and rowdy young tourists keep residents awake.

Prime Minister Robert Abela has confirmed that the period to file an appeal will be reduced to 20 days and defended it by saying that it will be part of a wider planning appeal reform

Reforms Parliamentary Secretary Rebecca Buttigieg tells Karl Azzopardi the public consultation exercise on government’s euthanasia proposal was an eyeopener and there will be no rush to table a bill before the feedback is analysed fully

Infrastructure Malta says structure is one of six steel segments which will form the main flyover

Prime Minister Robert Abela denies Malta being pressured by the United States of America and Israel against recognising Palestinian statehood

Government will be tabling a bill in parliament aimed at creating a legal framework for civil liability of public officials and entities in cases where there is no malicious intent • Prime Minister Robert Abela says new law was drawn up after public service officials claimed they were being targeted to slow down wider government work  

Malta Ranger Unit founder Cami Appelgren, sits down with Matthew Farrugia to discuss the challenges of tackling environmental crime in Malta, the blurred lines between hunting and poaching, and why public cooperation, and proper government support, are critical to protecting the country’s natural heritage