Sliema Crash: Driver’s Licence Loophole Exposed
A foreign national involved in a Sliema crash held a Maltese driving licence despite not having a residence permit, raising questions about the licensing p
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Save Gozo’s Heritage: Protect Its Historical Landscape
Discover why Gozo’s historical landscape must be protected and what can be done to preserve it for future generations. Learn about the island’s unique geol
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Malta’s Mountain Conqueror: First Maltese to Summit Everest
Malta’s Alexey Lobanov becomes the first Maltese national to reach the summit of Mount Everest, a testament to Maltese determination and spirit of adventur
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Gżira Balcony Fall: Man Critical, Community Calls for Safety Measures
A man is critically injured after falling three storeys from a Gżira balcony, sparking calls for improved balcony safety measures in Malta
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Żabbar Saves Hompesch Theatre from Development
Żabbar council buys historic Hompesch Theatre to prevent development and restore it as a cultural hub
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Marsaxlokk Council Clashes with Labour’s Fish Hatchery Plan
Marsaxlokk’s local council objects to Labour’s manifesto plans for a fish hatchery, arguing it will disrupt the village’s traditional fishing activities an
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Buġibba Square Saga: A Test of Patience and Local Governance
ADPD calls for stronger local councils as Buġibba’s long-running square project nears a decade of delays and cost overruns
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Marsascala Shooting: Man Acquitted of Attempted Murder
A man has been acquitted of attempted murder charges following a 2019 shooting incident in Marsascala, leaving the local community and legal experts buzzin
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Ta’ Qali’s Market Makeover: A New Era for Malta’s Farmers and Foodies
Discover how Ta’ Qali’s upcoming revamp promises a better organised market and a new food hub celebrating Malta’s culinary heritage.
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Malta Tops EU Growth Chart: Abela Hails Economic Resilience
Malta’s economy is predicted to grow by 6.6% in 2021, more than double the EU average. Prime Minister Robert Abela hails the news as a testament to Malta’s
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‘Where’s your calculator?’ Delia challenges Finance Minister on government costs
In the heart of Malta’s Parliament building, a scene unfolded that had more in common with a math classroom than a political forum. Opposition Leader Bernard Grech challenged Finance Minister Clyde Caruana to provide a breakdown of government costs, to which Caruana retorted, “Where’s your calculator?” This exchange, captured on Tuesday’s budget debate, has left…
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Abela vs Borg: Five Key Talking Points from Xtra Debate
A breakdown of the key issues and arguments from the first electoral debate between Malta’s Prime Minister Robert Abela and Opposition Leader Bernard Grech
