New photomontages show proposed Bormla elderly home ↗
Front page leadNew images submitted for a proposed elderly home in Bormla reveal a more imposing building design than the existing structure, although some stepped-down sections are retained.
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The Malta Today front page features a range of national news stories, including a proposed elderly home development in Bormla, disruptions to GO services, a stabbing incident in Paceville, and a court ruling concerning Maltapost. Other stories cover local council opposition to a waste plant…
New images submitted for a proposed elderly home in Bormla reveal a more imposing building design than the existing structure, although some stepped-down sections are retained.
Telecommunications company GO is experiencing disruptions affecting its voice and data services.
A man has sustained minor injuries following a stabbing incident in Paceville.
The court has rejected Maltapost's attempt to overturn a charge related to a €10,000 postal delivery shortfall.
The Mellieħa Local Council has expressed opposition to plans for a farm waste plant within its locality.
Sliema residents are demanding immediate action regarding the alleged takeover of land by a new restaurant canopy.
The Chief Justice has expressed urgency regarding the appointment of his successor.
Jurors in the Kwaku murder trial have visited the crime scene for the fourth consecutive day.
The Mayor of Valletta has cited public safety and potential damage concerns as reasons for rejecting banners.
Two individuals have pleaded not guilty to charges involving the seizure of 15 kilograms of cannabis and cocaine.
Prime Minister Abela has announced the approval of a new solar panel policy targeted at industrial zones.
Three jurors involved in the Yorgen Fenech trial have been cleared following the conclusion of a police investigation.
A patron at Casino Malta has won a jackpot totaling €102,000.
An opinion piece discussing the complexities of ethics, authority, and the pursuit of justice.
A personal selection of cultural highlights curated by Antonio Mifsud.
An opinion piece arguing that banning children from social media is not the solution, and suggesting alternative approaches.
Michelle Gialanze reflects on how artificial intelligence prompts artists to question the fundamental definition of art.