Watch: Heavy Rain, Thunder And Lightning Batter Malta As Flooding Hits Several… ↗
Front page leadMalta experienced severe weather including heavy rain, thunder, and lightning, resulting in flooding in various locations across the island.
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The Lovin Malta front page features severe weather impacting Malta, alongside news on local crime, mental health initiatives, and cultural events. The site also celebrates its own 10-year anniversary and significant online reach.
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Ian Borg Defends Right To Display Protest Banners At Valletta City Gate ↗
Minister Ian Borg has stated his support for the right to display protest banners at Valletta City Gate.
Workers Receiving Long-Term Mental Health Treatment To Get Social Security… ↗
Individuals undergoing extended mental health treatment will be eligible for up to two years of social security credits.
Maltese Artist Shanice Farrugia Explores Grief And Emotion In Debut Solo… ↗
Maltese artist Shanice Farrugia is showcasing her first solo exhibition, which delves into themes of grief and emotion.
Debbie Bonello’s Latest Solo Exhibition ‘Outdoors’ Is Open At The Phoenicia ↗
Debbie Bonello's new solo art exhibition, titled 'Outdoors,' is now open for viewing at The Phoenicia.
Five Men Arrested In Malta Over Suspected Drug Trafficking In Two Separate… ↗
Authorities in Malta have arrested five men in connection with two separate drug trafficking investigations.
Malta’s Male Suicide Death Rate Eight Times Higher Than Female Rate In 2023 ↗
In 2023, Malta recorded a male suicide death rate that was eight times higher than the female rate.
Lovin Malta Hits 208 Million Monthly Views And 800,000 Followers As It… ↗
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and a following of 800,000.
Opinion: Maltese Businesses Are Thriving Despite Government, Not Because of It ↗
An opinion piece suggests that Maltese businesses are succeeding due to their own efforts rather than government support.
Watch: 'Justice Doesn't Mean Doing Whatever We Want', Minister Grima Says ↗
Minister Grima stated that 'justice does not mean doing whatever we want' in a video statement following the Fenech verdict.
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