Haley Bugeja Surprises Dar Bjorn Resident In Sweet Visit ↗
Front page leadA video shows Maltese athlete Haley Bugeja making a surprise visit to a resident at Dar Bjorn, an elderly care home, in a heartwarming gesture.
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The Lovin Malta front page features a mix of local news, including a heartwarming story about a surprise visit, discussions on environmental issues and urban development, sports achievements, and a special report on the media outlet's own success. There is also an opinion piece on the Maltese…
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Malta Among EU Countries With Lowest Electronic Waste Collection Rates ↗
Malta is identified as having one of the lowest rates for collecting electronic waste within the European Union, highlighting an environmental concern.
Sliema Restaurant Given 30 Days To Remove Tables From Public Land ↗
A restaurant in Sliema has been ordered to remove its tables and chairs from public land within 30 days, indicating a local council enforcement action.
Malta's Space Ambitions Progress After ESA Briefing ↗
Malta's involvement in space exploration is advancing following a significant briefing session with the European Space Agency (ESA).
Environmental Group Demands Action on Sliema Hotel ↗
Moviment Graffitti is calling for immediate action regarding a hotel project by Carlo Stivala in Sliema, raising concerns about development.
Social Housing Apartments Under Construction in Qrendi ↗
Work is progressing on 28 social housing apartments located in Qrendi, addressing housing needs on the island.
Francesca Curmi Wins Two Matches at Spanish Tournament ↗
Maltese tennis player Francesca Curmi has achieved two victories at a WTA tournament held in Spain.
Lovin Malta Celebrates 10 Years with 208M Views and 800K Followers ↗
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking the occasion with milestones of 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.
Opinion: Maltese Businesses Thrive Despite, Not Because of, Government ↗
An opinion piece suggests that Maltese businesses are succeeding due to their own efforts rather than government support.
Minister Grima on Fenech Verdict: Justice Isn't Doing Whatever We Want ↗
Minister Grima stated that justice does not equate to acting as one pleases, following a verdict in the Fenech case.
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