Momentum Calls For €360 Weekly Minimum Wage and Lower Business Taxes in Budget… ↗
Front page leadThe political group Momentum has proposed a weekly minimum wage of €360 and reduced business taxes for the upcoming 2027 budget.
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Lovin Malta's front page features a mix of domestic news, including calls for policy changes and reports on local issues, alongside a story about a Malta-flagged vessel incident. The site also highlights its own growth and achievements.
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18 Groups Demand Action Over Piccolo Padre’s Alleged Illegal Use Of Public Space ↗
Eighteen organizations are demanding action regarding the alleged illegal use of public space by Piccolo Padre.
Peppi Azzopardi Calls On Robert Abela to Distance Himself From Donald Trump ↗
Broadcaster Peppi Azzopardi has urged Prime Minister Robert Abela to distance himself from Donald Trump.
Over 1,800 Fines Issued For Breaking Smoking Laws In Malta Since 2022 ↗
More than 1,800 fines have been issued in Malta for violations of smoking laws since 2022.
From Malta To Rome, SiGMA Scales Up ↗
SiGMA, a company originating from Malta, is expanding its operations to Rome.
Malta-Flagged Vessel Hit By Three Drones In Black Sea, Four Crew Members Injured ↗
A vessel sailing under the Malta flag was struck by three drones in the Black Sea, resulting in injuries to four crew members.
Over 4,600 Cats Neutered In Malta And Gozo Over Two Years, Costing Over €300,000 ↗
A program in Malta and Gozo has neutered over 4,600 cats in the past two years, with expenses exceeding €300,000.
Lovin Malta Hits 208 Million Monthly Views And 800,000 Followers As It… ↗
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having reached 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.
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.
Minister Grima: 'Justice Doesn't Mean Doing Whatever We Want' Following Fenech… ↗
Minister Grima stated that justice should not be interpreted as doing whatever one pleases, in a video statement after the Fenech verdict.
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