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The Malta Today front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key stories include a study proposing the reuse of limestone for a Kirkop outlet village, a National Book Prize winner calling for an inquiry into clerical abuse, and a factory proposal in Mosta's Outside Development…
An Environmental Impact Assessment study suggests reusing precious limestone extracted for a Kirkop outlet village project, while flagging the depletion of non-renewable geological resources and earmarking an industrial yard for commercial development.
Author Schembri has won the National Book Prize and used the occasion to call for an inquiry into clerical abuse.
A factory proposal aims to bring land in Mosta's Outside Development Zone (ODZ) into the development zone.
Prime Minister Robert Abela has called for an end to settlement expansion and settler violence in the West Bank.
Isaac Asare, 34, has been charged in court with the wilful homicide of Miriam Azzopardi in Marsa.
A total of 37,771 students are set to begin the new scholastic year in Malta's state schools next week.
A review of the planning for Ta' Qali has opened the door for the development of a 'family theme park'.
Malta's delegation was absent from the General Assembly when diplomats staged a walkout during a speech by Benjamin Netanyahu.
Developers have sent a message to the Nationalist Party (PN) stating 'Hands off Johann Buttigieg'.
Former Labour MP Abigail Camilleri has been appointed as the chair of the Gozo Regional Authority.
An appeal has been filed against the refusal of a proposed elderly home in Żabbar's Outside Development Zone (ODZ).
The Nationalist Party (PN) claims that the Air Malta zero-hours contract case exposes hypocrisy from the Labour party regarding workers' rights.
A developer is seeking to rezone a site in Xagħra, currently earmarked for school facilities, for residential use.
