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A man died in Żurrieq after being crushed by his truck on Triq Wied Iż-Żurrieq around 7:30 am.

The Prime Minister stated that the Culture Minister's comments were insensitive to the arts sector and expressed support for artists.

EU agriculture funds have been utilized to sponsor local band clubs, sports facilities, and fireworks factories.

Keith Caruana has been identified as the man killed in a boat accident, while a 14-year-old boy involved remains in stable condition.

An eyewitness described hearing screams for help followed by flames and loss of contact during the Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq boat crash.

A minister's perceived belief in stifling creativity has been met with pushback from artists.

Malta is opposing proposed EU tobacco tax reforms, maintaining that taxation is a matter of national authority.

Mark Marlow has been elected as the vice-president of the European Federation for Company Sport.

Four Romanian men have been sentenced to jail for engaging in a series of pickpocketing incidents in Valletta.

Residents of Żurrieq are resorting to crowdfunding as a final effort to oppose a development project.

During testimony regarding a cat café, an individual accused of animal abuse and fraud shouted 'liar' at an animal rights activist.

A man with a previous record of burglaries has been remanded in custody in connection with a theft of over €4,000 from a warehouse.

Heritage Malta has issued a warning about a fraudulent website impersonating the agency to sell fake tickets.

The Pre-War Vehicle Show is scheduled to return to Valletta this November.

KM Malta Airlines has introduced an expanded version of its KMrewards loyalty programme.

An exhibition titled 'Għadajjar Għajnejja: Ebbs and Flows' by Miriam Galea is being showcased.

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