Marsaxlokk Council Objects to Labour’s Fish Hatchery Plan
Marsaxlokk Local Council opposes Labour’s manifesto plans for a large-scale fish hatchery, citing environmental and community concerns. The proposed projec
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Buġibba Square Saga: A Tale of Local Governance and Patience
The long-running Buġibba square works project highlights challenges in local governance in Malta, with ADPD calling for stronger councils. Find out more ab
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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 debati
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Ta’ Qali’s Farm-to-Table Future: New Market on the Horizon
Discover the upcoming changes to Ta’ Qali’s farmers’ market, set to transform the way Malta shops for fresh produce and supports local agriculture.
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Malta Tops EU Growth Forecast: Abela Hails ‘Best in Class’
Malta’s economy is expected to grow by 6.6% this year, the fastest in the EU. Prime Minister Robert Abela hails the achievement but acknowledges challenges
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DJ I Cleared: Partner Drops Assault Case
Local DJ Iain ‘DJ I’ Zammit cleared of assault charges as partner decides not to proceed, allowing him to return to the decks in Malta’s vibrant nightlife.
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PN Vows to Block EU Online Gaming Tax
MEP David Casa promises future PN government will veto EU-wide tax on online gaming, sparking debate and protecting Malta’s thriving iGaming industry
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Malta’s Economic Boom: Top EU Growth Until 2027
Malta predicted to lead EU economic growth until 2027. What’s driving this boom and how can we ensure it benefits all Maltese people?
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Malta’s MMA Scene: From Garage Gyms to Global Stages
Discover the growing Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) scene in Malta, from local gyms to international competitions, and the impact it’s having on the island’s spo
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Malta Makes Waves at UN: Voting Yes to Climate Action
Malta joins global effort to recognise climate change as a threat to human rights, with significant local impacts and implications
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Air France Crash: Malta’s Connection to Historic Verdict
A French court finds Air France and Airbus guilty in the 2009 crash that claimed the lives of three Maltese nationals, highlighting Malta’s connection to t
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Malta’s Momentum: Shared Rides Now, Driverless Taxis by 2040
Malta’s mobility startup, Momentum, launches shared rides and plans for driverless taxis by 2040, transforming the island’s transport landscape.
