Mellieħa Site Row: Govt Urged to Intervene
Residents and environmentalists call on government to take back a prime Mellieħa site, earmarked for public use, from a private developer.
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North’s Village Cores Get Restoration Boost
Malta’s Northern villages set for a facelift with extended restoration scheme, breathing life into historic streets and boosting local economies.
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Minister on Backfoot After Naxxar Construction Accident
Malta’s Minister for Transport defends his record on construction safety after a recent accident in Naxxar left two workers injured and sparked public outr
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Malta Man’s Unlikely Journey: From Cannabis Cultivation to Addiction Support
A Malta man, arrested for cultivating cannabis, turns his life around and starts helping drug addicts, highlighting the potential of medicinal cannabis and
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EU’s ‘Return Hubs’ Plan: Malta’s Role and Concerns
Malta braces for EU’s ‘return hubs’ migration reform. What does it mean for our island? Local concerns and next steps.
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Mastering LinkedIn: 2026 Search Tips for Malta Recruiters
Discover advanced LinkedIn search techniques tailored for Malta’s recruiters in 2026. Boost your hiring game with Boolean logic, LinkedIn Recruiter, and al
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Momentum Proposes Three Ways to Fight Domestic Violence in Malta
Momentum, a local NGO, proposes three innovative solutions to strengthen support services, increase awareness, and empower victims of domestic violence in
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Thyme Recall: Health Warning Issued Over Contaminated Packets
Malta issues health warning over cyclospora-contaminated thyme packets. Check your kitchen cupboards and follow safety guidelines.
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Malta’s Clergy Abuse Scandal: Three Banned in 2025
Three Maltese clergy members banned following allegations of sexual abuse of minors, shaking the island’s Catholic community in 2025
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GO plc Hits €250M Revenue Milestone
Malta’s GO plc crosses €250M revenue, reflecting the island’s economic growth and the company’s transformation from a local telco to a multinational conglo
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Malta’s Inflation Surge: What’s Behind the Rising Costs?
Malta’s inflation rate jumps to 2.5% in April, with food, energy, and transport costs leading the charge. What’s behind the rising prices and what does it
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Malta’s Young Turks: Ready to Govern
Meet Malta’s Generation 2019, the young politicians ready to transform their island nation with fresh perspectives and digital savviness
