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The front page of Malta Today features a range of domestic news stories, predominantly focusing on crime, legal proceedings, and political developments. A significant story involves tenants accusing an individual named Tristan B of scamming them out of rental deposits, with Tristan B also facing…
Tenants have accused Tristan B of scamming them out of €11,000 in rental deposits, with media reports indicating a landlord found other tenants in a rented apartment following previous media coverage.
The Villa Souci property is slated to become a wellness center, located adjacent to a new elderly care home, indicating developments in the planning and healthcare sectors.
Momentum claims the latest PISA results, showing a decline in education, represent a political failure and calls for education to cease being a political football.
The Nationalist Party is preparing to introduce an omnibus bill designed to implement the recommendations stemming from the Daphne inquiry.
The family of Daphne Caruana Galizia is challenging a claim made by the defence regarding the juror list in the ongoing trial of Yorgen Fenech.
Former Labour minister Clayton Bartolo has expressed concern regarding a proposed agricultural waste facility planned for the Mellieħa area.
Lawyers representing Yorgen Fenech are asserting that the 8-1 acquittal verdict in his case should be respected.
Tristan B faces charges including money laundering, fraud, and forgery, adding to existing accusations of scamming tenants.
A 34-year-old motorcyclist has died following a traffic accident that occurred in Gudja.
The MRU has reported instances of widespread illegal bluefin tuna fishing taking place outside of the designated season.
A woman has avoided jail time after fabricating a fall and falsely accusing 14 of her neighbours of a severe beating.
A hiker required rescue after suffering a foot injury while navigating the area of Wied Babu.
Government whip Naomi Cachia addressed the Council of Europe, emphasizing that a journalist murdered for her work should not be victimized again.
This opinion piece argues that the enforcement of an executive warrant should be restricted to the scope defined by the executive title.
An opinion piece reflecting on the tendency to let others make decisions for us.
This opinion piece discusses the focus on environmental issues within the Labour party's initial 100 days in office.
An opinion piece questioning whether service charges in restaurants should be prohibited.
