Six Hospitalised Following Crash Involving Prison Van In Birzebbuga ↗
Front page leadA collision involving a prison van in Birżebbuġa has resulted in six individuals being hospitalized.
Malta
Lovin Malta's front page features several domestic news stories, with the top headline detailing a serious crash involving a prison van in Birżebbuġa. Other prominent local news includes a report on volunteers cleaning up after a boat breakdown, an increase in registered vehicles, and a court case…
A collision involving a prison van in Birżebbuġa has resulted in six individuals being hospitalized.
Johann Vella has been discharged from the hospital and was met with applause from fellow officers.
The Association of Catering Establishments (ACE) has reacted to Maltese establishments implementing service charges, calling it 'never another revenue source'.
Volunteers from Żibel Malta are continuing their clean-up operations after a boat broke down.
Malta's Y-plate vehicle fleet has seen a significant increase, growing by 432 vehicles in just three months.
The popular 'Museums by Candlelight' event is set to return to Rabat and Mdina this September.
Inspector Kurt Zahra is being scrutinised by the defence in relation to police searches concerning Schembri.
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.
An opinion piece argues that the government should take responsibility for a mistake made twenty years ago.
An opinion piece discussing the sentiment that Swieqi is not for sale.
An opinion piece seemingly covering multiple topics, including fireworks and a ferry incident.
Chris Fearne defends Malta's position on Palestine in an interview with Al Jazeera.