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The Planning Authority has imposed limits on building heights and mandated the preservation of green space at a site in Qrendi.

Fairyland is back in Valletta with three new attractions and an expanded Christmas village.

Maltese teenager Sebastian Mifsud has attracted the attention of scouts from Bristol Rovers in England.

The Sliema Local Council is contesting claims made by the owners of Gemma Joe's regarding a food truck removal notice.

Non-European Union students in Malta will see government fees rise by €1,000 under the Budget 2027.

Attendees have confirmed remarks made by the Culture Minister, stating that Mount Carmel Hospital prepared them for working with artists.

Tickets for Max Amini's fifth show in Malta go on sale at 10 am today.

Lovin Malta is leading Malta's media battle, dominating engagement across various platforms.

Over 500 people have signed an open letter calling for the resignation of the Culture Minister due to controversial comments about creatives.

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