Labour Leads by 30,000 Votes: What Malta’s Voters Think
A new poll puts Labour ahead by 30,000 votes. We hit the streets of Malta to find out what voters think about the latest political landscape.
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Malta’s Ideals vs Favours: A Complex Dance
Exploring how Malta’s political landscape has shifted from ideals to pragmatism, with a focus on the controversial passport sales and the Egrant scandal.
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Candidate Spends on Defibrillators, Not Flyers
Malta’s political scene gets a heart-healthy boost as a candidate chooses life-saving defibrillators over campaign flyers
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Msida Pedestrian Bridge: Residents’ Legal Challenge Divides Neighbourhood
A group of Msida residents challenge the Planning Authority’s decision to construct a pedestrian bridge, arguing it’s an eyesore and a waste of funds. The
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Malta Mourns with China: Mining Disaster Echoes Locally
Malta’s mining past resonates with China’s coal mine disaster. Global solidarity and local remembrance in the wake of tragedy.
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Gudja’s Triq il-Gudja Transformed: A Road to Community Revitalisation
The €1.5M Triq il-Gudja road project concludes, transforming the once-challenging thoroughfare into a pedestrian paradise and catalyst for community growth
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Heavy Vehicles in Xewkija: Temporary Relief or Long-Term Concern?
The Ministry of Transport confirms heavy vehicles parked in Xewkija’s park-and-ride facility are temporary, but for how long? We explore the implications a
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Malta-Born Mother’s Abandonment Case: A Tale of Two Islands
A Malta-born woman leaves her children abandoned on a Portuguese roadside, sparking an international response and highlighting the importance of mental hea
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Malta’s Early Birds: Over Half of Voters Flock to Polls
Over 59% of Maltese voters have already cast their ballots in the early voting period, a significant increase from previous elections. Find out what’s driv
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Malta’s Green Ambition: ADPD Calls for 50% Renewable Energy by 2030
ADPD proposes a bold renewable energy target for Malta, aiming to harness half of our energy from clean sources by 2030. Here’s what you need to know about
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Pembroke residents’ anger at PL/PN consensus on land for football complex
Pembroke Residents Up in Arms Over Political Parties’ Football Complex Deal Residents of Pembroke have been vocal about the proposed football complex. As you walk down Triq San Pawl in Pembroke, the usual hum of daily life is punctuated by a different kind of buzz. Residents are talking, and they’re not happy. The topic on…
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Żurrieq’s €6M Community Hub: A Beacon of Progress
Żurrieq Local Council plans a €6 million community hub, transforming an old school site into a vibrant centre of activity. Discover what’s in store for Żur
