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A new floor installed in the centuries-old Bartolott Crypt
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Portelli clan seeks to block Sannat public passageway to sanction illegal pools
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The Office of the Prime Minister spent €5,000 per
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Pierre Fenech, the government-appointed CEO of the Institute for
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Government plans to increase debt to €13.4 billion by 2027
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana plans to increase the island’s
Government regulator ‘justifies’ documents indicating irregular bunkering activity
Evidence clearly showing that a blacklisted international oil supplier
Court rules Siggiewi land used as quarry by Polidano to be returned to public
The Court of Appeal has ruled that a sizeable
Four chiefs in four months while health sector procurement faces delays
The government’s Central Procurement and Supplies Unit (CPSU), one
Gozo minister denies Comino master plan ever existed, despite evidence
Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri has refused a Freedom of
Objection filed as Bonnici Brothers snatch latest tender from Wasteserv
A call for the revision of a €4.6 million
No action from Lands Authority on Xgħajra concession
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Clash over Pixkerija government concession
Another battle has erupted over the latest government concession
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Deo Scerri resigns from NPL company following controversial deal
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Disciplinary measures against Sofia tragedy architect put on hold
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Church decision-making body kept in the dark over HSBC proposal
Archbishop Charles Scicluna has not consulted the Church’s main
Planning Minister inaugurates unfinished ground and illegal clubhouse
A new football ground in Qala inaugurated with great
Enemalta again serves Joseph Portelli, in defiance of court ruling
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Health ministry risking diplomatic row over mismanaged Paola Hub
The government is risking a diplomatic rift with Italy
Infrastructure Malta: Top officials blast Steve Ellul’s decision on deputy post
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‘It wasn’t my choice to leave parliament’ – Randolph Debattista
Labour MP and, until a few weeks ago, CEO
Minister tried to keep his ten-day Paris Olympics trip out of the public eye
Education Minister Clifton Grima and his head of secretariat
Gaffarena slammed by court over abuse at Cavett restaurant
A long legal saga has ended in a €25,000
New ‘independent’ newspaper funded by Gozo minister
Aqra bil-Malti Gozo Today, a new ‘independent’ newspaper published
Tourism minister is latest Cabinet member to venture into business, led by new wife
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Portelli’s illegal pools supplied with electricity by Enemalta, against the law
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