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The Lovin Malta front page features a mix of domestic news stories concerning industrial action, political commentary, and social issues, alongside a story about the publication's own success. There's also a piece about a rescue dog receiving a prosthetic.
The General Workers' Union (GWU) has threatened industrial action against RSSL due to concerns over the working conditions and outstanding payments for former Air Malta employees.
Following Malta's victory against Andorra, political rivals were observed uniting in the national team's dressing room.
Carrie, a rescue dog with three legs, has the potential to gain a new lease on life thanks to a custom-made prosthetic device developed in Malta.
Student organizations have criticized the KSU for imposing a €1,550 fee on NGOs participating in Freshers' Week.
Matthew Caruana Galizia expressed concerns that 'justice is collapsing bit by bit' following the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.
Malta records the EU's third-lowest rate of young individuals residing in overcrowded housing conditions.
An investigation by Miss Understanding explores whether Malta is truly among the European countries with the lowest drug usage rates.
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.
An opinion piece suggests that Maltese businesses are flourishing due to their own resilience rather than government support.
Minister Grima stated that justice should not be interpreted as doing whatever one desires, in response to the Fenech verdict.
