Pembroke Residents Battle Gov’t Over National Stadium Relocation
Pembroke residents fight against government plans to relocate the National Stadium to their quiet coastal town, citing noise pollution, traffic, and loss o
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Malta’s New District 8: What You Need to Know
Discover the new District 8 in Malta, its boundaries, potential impacts, and how you can have your say in shaping your community’s future.
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Momentum Questions PN & PL’s Transport Visions
Momentum Malta challenges Nationalist and Labour parties’ transport plans, calling for immediate improvements and a complete overhaul of Malta’s public tra
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Labour Leads by 30,000 Votes: What’s Next for Malta?
The latest MaltaToday poll puts Labour ahead by a staggering 30,000 votes. What do these results mean for Malta’s future?
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Malta’s Pragmatic Pivot: Ideals vs. Favours
Malta trades ideals for favours, navigating international politics and business pragmatically, but at what cost? A deep dive into the island’s shifting pri
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Malta Candidate’s Unorthodox Campaign: Defibrillators Over Flyers
A Maltese candidate spends campaign funds on public defibrillators instead of flyers, sparking conversation about community-focused campaigning.
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Msida Pedestrian Bridge: Residents’ Legal Challenge Raises Noise Pollution Concerns
Residents of Msida challenge the Planning Authority’s decision to build a pedestrian bridge, citing concerns about noise and light pollution. The court cas
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China Coal Mine Blast: Echoes of Malta’s Mining History
The deadly coal mine blast in China resonates with Malta’s mining history, sparking discussions about safety standards and lessons learned from our past.
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Triq il-Gudja Road Project: Smooth Riding Ahead
The recently concluded Triq il-Gudja road project has transformed a once potholed nightmare into a scenic, smooth ride, boosting tourism and local business
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Heavy Vehicles at Xewkija Park-and-Ride: Temporary or Not?
Residents of Xewkija, Malta, raise concerns about the temporary presence of heavy vehicles at their local park-and-ride facility, sparking a debate about o
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Malta Mother’s Shocking Abandonment in Portugal
French mother from Maltese village of Qrendi leaves her children on a Portuguese roadside, raising questions about mental health and expat life
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Malta’s Early Birds: Over Half of Voters Cast Their Ballots
Malta’s early voting turnout hits 59.3%, with voters eager to exercise their democratic right in a safe and controlled environment.
