Johann Grech spends €100,000 a year on foreign trips
Film Commissioner Johann Grech has spent close to €100,000 per year over... View more
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PM contradicted over Ta’ Qali concerts and green grass
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s recent statements regarding the controversial gravel laid on... View more
Stivala claims confidential deal with objectors was necessary for ‘orderly close’ of Townsquare proceedings
Developer Michael Stivala, who is currently spearheading the contested Townsquare tower project... View more
Revealed: Housing minister appoints close associate to assess controversial ‘Affordable Housing’ projects
Housing Minister Roderick Galdes is persisting in efforts to push through a... View more
Disused public toilet to be converted into three-storey building after deal with Żabbar band club headed by Labour broadcaster
In yet another taxpayer-sponsored handout to local band clubs, Għaqda Madonna tal-Grazzja... View more
Confidential deal silences objectors to Townsquare development, binds them from future opposition
Malta Developers’ Association (MDA) President Michael Stivala has reached a settlement with... View more
University licence issued after initial refusal, raising questions about regulatory process
Malta’s higher education regulator is again being criticised for granting university status... View more
Ċaqnu inches closer to massive Xemxija project after PA approves realignment permit
The Planning Authority’s (PA) board formally approved a planning control application filed... View more
Engineering row deepens as board faces resignations while moving to license non-accredited graduates
A long-running dispute over professional standards in Malta’s engineering sector has intensified... View more
Court allows Konrad Mizzi to settle more tax arrears from frozen accounts
The Court has authorised disgraced former energy minister Konrad Mizzi to draw... View more
Gozo tourism operator falls back into line as tailored vehicle exemption expires
A change to Malta’s transport regulations, hastily introduced last year to accommodate... View more
Marsaskala’s mouthy mayor
Boss Meats, a butcher in Marsaskala, erected a platform and tent on... View more
Disgruntled former Minister, 69, appeased with new job at Paola Hub
Michael Farrugia, the 69-year-old former minister who was ousted from the Cabinet... View more
Large plot of ODZ land in San Gwann in limbo after stalled obstacle course takeover
A plot of ODZ land in San Ġwann, roughly the size of... View more
Gozo’s Calypso Hotel to be turned into flats by Fort Chambray developers – minister’s advisers given 10% stake
The Calypso Hotel in Marsalforn, a landmark in Gozo and one of... View more
Wife of Agriculture Minister’s Head of Secretariat appointed as board director of Food Safety and Security Authority
Liliana Curmi, who is married to the Agriculture Minister’s Head of Secretariat,... View more
Contractor responsible for collapsed rubble wall in Wied Speranza vows to repair damages at his expense
The lead contractor who was selected by Project Green for restoration and... View more
Lights, camera, no accountability: Johann Grech’s spin
You wake up to an address to the nation and discover it’s... View more
Johann Grech spends €100,000 a year on foreign trips
Film Commissioner Johann Grech has spent close to €100,000 per year over... View more
PM contradicted over Ta’ Qali concerts and green grass
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s recent statements regarding the controversial gravel laid on... View more
Stivala claims confidential deal with objectors was necessary for ‘orderly close’ of Townsquare proceedings
Developer Michael Stivala, who is currently spearheading the contested Townsquare tower project... View more
Revealed: Housing minister appoints close associate to assess controversial ‘Affordable Housing’ projects
Housing Minister Roderick Galdes is persisting in efforts to push through a... View more
Disused public toilet to be converted into three-storey building after deal with Żabbar band club headed by Labour broadcaster
In yet another taxpayer-sponsored handout to local band clubs, Għaqda Madonna tal-Grazzja... View more
Confidential deal silences objectors to Townsquare development, binds them from future opposition
Malta Developers’ Association (MDA) President Michael Stivala has reached a settlement with... View more
University licence issued after initial refusal, raising questions about regulatory process
Malta’s higher education regulator is again being criticised for granting university status... View more
Ċaqnu inches closer to massive Xemxija project after PA approves realignment permit
The Planning Authority’s (PA) board formally approved a planning control application filed... View more
Engineering row deepens as board faces resignations while moving to license non-accredited graduates
A long-running dispute over professional standards in Malta’s engineering sector has intensified... View more
Court allows Konrad Mizzi to settle more tax arrears from frozen accounts
The Court has authorised disgraced former energy minister Konrad Mizzi to draw... View more