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The defence is continuing its cross-examination of police inspector Kurt Zahra in the Yorgen Fenech trial, probing the investigation into Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder and Keith Schembri's involvement.
Researchers are advocating for the price of water in Malta to be set at a level that covers its full cost of recovery.
A proposal for incremental hotel expansion in Xlendi Valley aims to add nine more rooms, raising environmental and planning concerns.
Jurors' tablets were retrieved during the Yorgen Fenech trial after the defence expressed concern that they might be exposed to external news headlines.
A former Member of Parliament is questioning why alleged political interference by a former water polo coach has not been investigated.
A serious traffic accident involving a prison van on Ħal Far Road has resulted in six hospitalisations.
Johann Vella has been discharged from the hospital, receiving applause from his colleagues.
The Maltese cartoonist Ġorġ Mallia has passed away at the age of 68.
An appeal has been lodged to prevent the deportation of a DJ who has resided in Malta for 18 years.
The police are issuing a warning about an SMS scam that is impersonating the Malta Transport Centre Authority (MTCA).
Malta has seen an increase of over 3,000 vehicles on its roads within a three-month period.
A new treatment for Haemophilia A has been made available at Mater Dei Hospital.
A tourist who pleaded guilty to defrauding a Sliema hotel of €5,000 has received a conditional discharge.
The television industry in Malta is aiming to leverage the increasing demand for locally produced content.
Sean Briffa shares his personal selection of cultural highlights and recommendations.
An editorial argues for the implementation of a moratorium on short-let licences, explaining the reasoning behind this proposal.
An opinion piece emphasizes the importance of social work and understanding the needs of communities.
This article explores the potential impact of Shops.mt on online shopping habits in Malta.