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The Times of Malta front page features several significant domestic news stories including a fatal boat collision off Baħar ic-Ċagħaq, a maritime accident in St. Paul's Bay resulting in critical injuries, new insights into ALS from Maltese patient DNA, a call for the Attorney General to resign…
A 14-year-old boy is among three people critically injured in a sea accident in St. Paul's Bay, while another man died shortly after their boat ran aground.
A boat collision with a reef off Baħar ic-Ċagħaq has resulted in one fatality and two critical injuries.
Scientists have discovered a new clue in the fight against ALS, utilizing DNA from Maltese patients.
Individuals seeking a €1,000 super bonus must ensure their taxes are in order.
A culture minister has commented that many artists believe they possess exceptional talent.
An editorial argues that the Attorney General should resign from their position.
Participants of EuroBosco 2026 have visited Ta' Pinu.
A man has been apprehended for allegedly stealing €4,000 from a warehouse in Mrieħel.
The well-known roofless cave located in Comino has collapsed.
An abandoned site in Għaxaq has been transformed into a picnic area.
A director remarked that the blood drive had an exceptionally high turnout.
The Momentum group is publicly requesting the Attorney General's resignation.
A survey indicates that one-third of Maltese citizens are concerned that Budget 2027 will negatively impact the country.
A minister has announced that substantial investment in Maltese sports is being planned.
The impact of a racist hit-and-run incident continues to affect May Malimi.
Many people are expressing their condolences and tributes for Fr. Adrijanu Cachia.
An analysis suggests that Taylor Swift's career offers lessons on power, perception, and international relations.
