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The Malta Today front page features a range of domestic news, primarily focused on crime, court proceedings, and public safety issues. A tragic accident resulting in the death of a father and son is highlighted, alongside reports on ongoing trials, police incidents, and issues related to power…
A father and his five-year-old son tragically died when their dinghy was struck by a boat off Gnejna Bay. The victims had just left an anchored boat before the incident occurred.
Alex Borg explains his reasoning behind walking out of a session related to the Equality Bill, stating that the action aimed to give a voice to those who were previously unheard.
John Agius has pleaded not guilty to charges of arson and attempted homicide stemming from a shootout in Ta' Giorni.
The former CEO of the Environmental and Resources Authority (ERA) attributes the recent power cuts to a failure in planning, rather than solely to a heatwave.
This report offers a visual account of the Yorgen Fenech trial by jury, presented through the perspective of a sketch artist.
An officer from the Special Intervention Unit (SIU) who was shot during a police standoff is no longer in critical condition.
During the Yorgen Fenech trial, it was revealed that Keith Schembri kept a folder containing Daphne's blog posts in his office at Castille.
Following a recent police shooting incident, the Home Affairs Minister has declared that 'time is up for cowboys,' indicating a crackdown on errant behaviour.
A judge has rejected a trapper's defence, described as 'fresh air', and upheld the conviction for illegal trapping.
A missing mother and son have been located, leading the police to conclude their public appeal for information.
The government has decided against a casino project on Manoel Island, revoking the previously approved permit.
Several tourists have admitted to charges after a €150 on-the-spot fine escalated into a police chase.
The Nationalist Party (PN) contends that the summer power cuts have negatively impacted tourism, attributing the issue to growth that has outpaced proper planning.
In an interview, Alex Borg discusses his values, asserting that they do not position him as anti-liberal.
An editorial piece argues that the recent electricity outages are a direct consequence of poor planning.
An opinion piece by Ruben Abela posits that the power cuts were a result of planning failures, not a heatwave.
JP Fabri writes about the current economic landscape in 'The economics of now'.
