‘Media Experts Committee’ journalists made €18,000 each from still-hidden ‘reforms’ report
The nine members of the ‘Media Experts Committee’, tasked
PM mum on status of Melvin Theuma’s fixer’s job
Prime Minister Robert Abela has stayed silent on whether
Developer pushes ahead with project for Mellieha green lung
Paul Attard, the secretary general of the Malta Developers
Minister switches canvasser’s contract from photographer to adviser to dodge rules
Foreign Affairs Minister Ian Borg, who was outed by
Government funding of Gozo ferry services expected to reach €17 million
The government changed the rules for subsidies for ferry
Drivers beware, speed guns are in
Police, Transport Malta, and LESA officers are being trained
Gozo home set to open in 2024 will return to the Church in 7 years after taxpayers fork out millions
The government will be throwing away more than €30
PBS refuses to reveal Norma Saliba’s resignation letter and contract
The Maltese state broadcaster, PBS, has refused to make
‘Another Mercury Towers’ as two 35-storey high rises planned for Qawra
Developer Joseph Portelli is planning “another Mercury Towers” project
After 30 years of planning illegalities, UNO club owners want PA rubber stamp
The group of businessmen behind one of Malta’s longest-running
Malta Chamber says systems to cut down corruption, clientelism a priority for government budget
The Chamber of Commerce wants the government to prioritise
Ex-Labour MP at centre of ‘benefit fraud racket’ was OPM adviser until last year
The man at the centre of the alleged fraud
Ombudsman flags complaints about failure of public officials to reply to emails
The ombudsman has highlighted the fact that a number
BCA chief writes €55,000 cheque to himself following ‘fake termination’
Jesmond Muscat, handpicked by the government for the role
No action from PM as BA member Alessandro Lia faces criminal charges
Prime Minister Robert Abela has refrained from taking any
Transport Malta breaks direct orders record during election months
Transport Malta set a new record for direct orders
Gozo Channel to pay dearly as Greeks snub fourth ferry tender, again
The Greek owners of Gozo’s Channel’s hired fourth ferry
Ministry, other scheduled buildings and Valletta seashore being privatised
The old fish market building on the water’s edge
Opposition takes ‘propaganda machine’ PBS to court in bid to ensure impartiality
The opposition has upped the ante from the judicial
PBS hiding the allocation of millions of euros of public funds
Public Broadcasting Services is refusing to give details about
Unprecedented levels of jobs for votes draws sharp rebuke from Gozo Bishop
Gozo Bishop Anton Teuma’s recent slamming of the culture
Taxpayers to foot €66,500 bill for unfair dismissal of government agency CEO
Taxpayers will be forced to pay Stephen McCarthy, who
Dingli apartments sold without a permit by Portelli on controversial new road
Residential units at a four-storey Dingli apartment block, planned
Ta’ Żejta project approved despite objections from residents, NGOs
The Planning Authority this morning approved a controversial development
IRS hearing on Malta pension plans cancelled after no one offers to testify
A hearing scheduled by the US Internal Revenue Service
Prime Minister withdraws application to develop Xewkija guesthouse
Prime Minister Robert Abela and his wife Lydia have
Engerer silent on contesting next MEP elections as party support dwindles
With the Labour Party beginning to roll out its
Labour Party pollster is now a stamp design specialist too
Labour Party pollster Vince Marmara has been given another
Enemalta CEO sacked following power outages debacle, moved to the OHSA
The Enemalta CEO Jonathan Cardona has been relieved of
Government allowed INDIS CEO to keep working part-time for agency’s client
The Shift has confirmed that one of the top

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