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Calleja’s manager handed €163,000 direct order for Malta Day at Osaka Expo
A company owned by Anton Attard, the former head of the PN’s... View more
€3 million in direct orders in place to tackle illegal moorings after elections
Transport Minister Chris Bonett is planning a sweeping crackdown on illegal moorings... View more
Minister’s canvasser handed €70,000 BCA role, never reported for duty
A close aide and political canvasser for Justice Minister Jonathan Attard was... View more
Bedingfield: details on recruitment of government cleaners ‘sensitive’
Parliamentary Secretary responsible for cleansing, Glenn Bedingfield, is refusing to give details... View more
BOV grants Malita a €28 million lifeline loan to restart stalled housing projects
Bank of Valletta has approved a fresh €28 million loan to Malita... View more
‘We intend to resist until the tide turns’ – NGOs on planning regime
The first week of May was a rollercoaster ride for Malta’s environmental... View more
Dodgy people and dodgy deals: Joseph Muscat tied to ‘fake and deeply troubling’ network
Disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat has resurfaced in another controversial business... View more
Minister deploys her consultant to attack PN energy proposals
Former Enemalta chairman Jonathan Scerri, a government-paid consultant whose public career was... View more
Businessman behind Sliema lido land grab to host PL party
As controversy continues to mount over plans to privatise another stretch of... View more
€52m freezing order dropped after Christian Borg’s secret tax deal
A massive €52 million freezing order imposed on Christian Borg and his... View more
Tender for third interconnector puts Malta’s energy gap into sharp relief
As European governments brace for a slow-burning energy crisis throughout 2026, Malta’s... View more
Government involved with Rosianne Cutajar’s partner in controversial Sliema lido application
The government is directly involved in the latest controversial planning application, which... View more
Steward’s trail of debt continues as court orders €159,000 payment to security firm
The Court has ordered Steward Malta Management Ltd to pay nearly €160,000... View more
Ħondoq Bay’s illegal occupiers fined €2 a day as enforcement ignored
Illegal concrete boulders blocking access at Ħondoq ir-Rummien remain in place almost... View more
Parliamentary Secretary for Public Works abuses incumbency with tour of projects in home districts
Parliamentary Secretary for Public Works Omar Farrugia has been on a whirlwind... View more
Owen Bonnici hands Albert Marshall fifth job
Veteran Labour loyalist Albert Marshall has been handed yet another taxpayer-funded role,... View more
Abela in a rush to sign €120 million direct order before elections
Prime Minister Robert Abela has moved a step closer to gifting an... View more
Malta elections 2026: candidates, districts, and the battle for voters
Whether your objective is to assess the incumbents’ track record, get an... View more
Calleja’s manager handed €163,000 direct order for Malta Day at Osaka Expo
A company owned by Anton Attard, the former head of the PN’s... View more
€3 million in direct orders in place to tackle illegal moorings after elections
Transport Minister Chris Bonett is planning a sweeping crackdown on illegal moorings... View more
Minister’s canvasser handed €70,000 BCA role, never reported for duty
A close aide and political canvasser for Justice Minister Jonathan Attard was... View more
Bedingfield: details on recruitment of government cleaners ‘sensitive’
Parliamentary Secretary responsible for cleansing, Glenn Bedingfield, is refusing to give details... View more
BOV grants Malita a €28 million lifeline loan to restart stalled housing projects
Bank of Valletta has approved a fresh €28 million loan to Malita... View more
‘We intend to resist until the tide turns’ – NGOs on planning regime
The first week of May was a rollercoaster ride for Malta’s environmental... View more
Dodgy people and dodgy deals: Joseph Muscat tied to ‘fake and deeply troubling’ network
Disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat has resurfaced in another controversial business... View more
Minister deploys her consultant to attack PN energy proposals
Former Enemalta chairman Jonathan Scerri, a government-paid consultant whose public career was... View more
Businessman behind Sliema lido land grab to host PL party
As controversy continues to mount over plans to privatise another stretch of... View more
€52m freezing order dropped after Christian Borg’s secret tax deal
A massive €52 million freezing order imposed on Christian Borg and his... View more
Tender for third interconnector puts Malta’s energy gap into sharp relief
As European governments brace for a slow-burning energy crisis throughout 2026, Malta’s... View more
Government involved with Rosianne Cutajar’s partner in controversial Sliema lido application
The government is directly involved in the latest controversial planning application, which... View more
Steward’s trail of debt continues as court orders €159,000 payment to security firm
The Court has ordered Steward Malta Management Ltd to pay nearly €160,000... View more
Ħondoq Bay’s illegal occupiers fined €2 a day as enforcement ignored
Illegal concrete boulders blocking access at Ħondoq ir-Rummien remain in place almost... View more
Parliamentary Secretary for Public Works abuses incumbency with tour of projects in home districts
Parliamentary Secretary for Public Works Omar Farrugia has been on a whirlwind... View more
Owen Bonnici hands Albert Marshall fifth job
Veteran Labour loyalist Albert Marshall has been handed yet another taxpayer-funded role,... View more
Abela in a rush to sign €120 million direct order before elections
Prime Minister Robert Abela has moved a step closer to gifting an... View more