Over 54,000 students back in class as schools reopen ↗
Front page leadOver 54,000 students across Malta and Gozo have returned to their classrooms for the commencement of the 2026/27 scholastic year.
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Malta Today's front page highlights the start of the scholastic year with over 54,000 students returning to class. Other prominent domestic news includes a court granting an urgent hearing for a PN constitutional case against PBS, plans for Gozo's climate initiatives, and discussions surrounding…
Over 54,000 students across Malta and Gozo have returned to their classrooms for the commencement of the 2026/27 scholastic year.
A court has granted the Nationalist Party's (PN) request for an urgent hearing concerning a constitutional case against PBS.
Gozo's climate plan details initiatives ranging from parking charges to the development of a €50 million waste management plant.
An activist has urged pro-life groups not to use disability as a point of criticism against abortion rights advocates.
The environmental group Graffitti has expressed satisfaction over the suspension of works on the Comino hotel, pending an appeal.
The court has denied Ronnie Azzopardi Is-Sufu's attempt to overturn a life sentence previously imposed on him.
An operator in Gozo has denied allegations that their farmhouse was involved in a 'ghost attack' incident.
Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) has refuted claims made by the Nationalist Party (PN) regarding systemic bias in TVM news reporting.
A man has been formally charged with violating nine separate bail decrees.
Youth unemployment in Malta has seen an increase of 2.2 percentage points over the past year.
The family of a murder victim from St Julian's has expressed their wish for their son to be buried in Morocco.
A surveillance plane operated by Malta will be utilized in efforts to combat illegal fishing activities.
The Planning Authority (PA) has postponed a decision on a proposed five-storey development located behind Qrendi primary school.