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The front page of Malta Today features several domestic news stories, primarily concerning accidents, planning developments, and political statements. A major accident involving a boat strike on a reef off Magħtab has resulted in fatalities and critical injuries, including a 14-year-old boy. Other…
The mother of a 14-year-old boy is urging him to continue fighting for his life after he was critically injured in a boat accident that struck a reef off Magħtab, resulting in one death and two critical injuries.
A boat accident has resulted in one fatality and two individuals, including a 14-year-old boy, sustaining critical injuries after the vessel struck a reef.
A development project in Żebbuġ has been put on hold due to security concerns raised by the French ambassador.
Malta's Culture Minister has stated that art should operate within established 'norms' and has spoken about a 'traumatic' period during her tenure.
Daniel Attard has been appointed as the lead negotiator for parliament concerning European Union travel booking regulations.
A boutique hotel in Naxxar has been recommended for approval, notwithstanding a breach of existing policies.
Minister Clyde Caruana has stated he will not alter measures concerning non-EU workers.
A cave located at Comino's Crystal Lagoon has collapsed.
The introduction of a 'super bonus' scheme has been identified as the cause for an increase in tourist taxes.
This is a historical report detailing the 24 hours of the Egyptair hijacking and its impact on Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici's premiership.
Alex Borg warns that nearly 70% of Malta's economic growth is attributable to an increase in its workforce.
An editorial piece suggests that voters have the power to overcome algorithmic influences.
An individual was apprehended in the act of stealing €4,000 from a warehouse located in Mrieħel.
This opinion piece urges 'Robert' to pay attention to community needs.
This opinion piece by Lydia Abela discusses a budget focused on equality and improving quality of life.
Minister Clyde Caruana states that Budget 2027 is finalized and unchangeable.
This opinion piece by JP Fabri uses the phrase 'God will provide'.
