Kottonera Foundation has more board members than employees
A small government entity responsible for rehabilitating and regenerating
€400,000 spent on Portuguese artist’s exhibition
A temporary contemporary art exhibition by renowned Portuguese artist
New information points to PBS’ man on Eurovision being directly involved in competing songs
As the state broadcaster, PBS, denied claims that its
PL’s contractor bags €80,000 direct order for MICAS launch, another €80,000 spent on catering
The Malta International Contemporary Art Centre (MICAS) opening event
PBS ordered to publish details of extravagant Eurovision costs
The state broadcaster (PBS) has been ordered to publish
Jason Micallef ‘forced’ to order Christmas tree from Labour suppliers
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici said in parliament that no
€225,000 spent on opening party at MICAS
A lavish party held last October to mark the
Government hosting exhibition of another client of culture ambassador
A new exhibition by an international artist in Valletta,
Permanent Secretary mum on how she knew law would change a day before her daughter’s wedding
Permanent Secretary Joyce Dimech refuses to explain how she
Prime minister backpedals on Scicluna deal following public outrage
Less than 48 hours after Prime Minister Robert Abela
Standards Commissioner asked to investigate PS’ Gozo wedding after The Shift’s report
Aqra bil-Malti Arnold Cassola has reported Culture Minister Owen
Mosta mayorship challenger on three government jobs
Former Labour MP Anthony Agius Decelis has been appointed
PBS spend questioned, as veterans say figures make no sense
An analysis by The Shift of how PBS distributed
PBS blocks information on Eurovision costs
Aqra bil-Malti The state broadcaster is refusing to account
State broadcaster loses €5 million in 10 years despite €40 million in subsidies
The public broadcaster, PBS, has lost a total of
2013 Carnival Village Promise: Minister confirms funding still not secured
Culture Minister Owen Bonnici, who in 2013 promised carnival
Removed heritage expert brought back to save Valletta’s UNESCO status
Anthony Pace, Malta’s first superintendent for cultural heritage, who
Refalo, Bonnici maintain silence over stone marker, heritage register proposal
Agriculture Minister Anton Refalo and Heritage Minister Owen Bonnici
Former It-Torca editor appointed UNESCO Valletta manager
Over a decade after UNESCO – the world cultural
€30,000 earmarked for children’s books slashed to refurbish Norma Saliba’s office
Aqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti Some €30,000 of public funds
Producers silent on Sette Giugno film that got €1.5 million funding
Producers of Blood on the Crown, the 2021 film
‘Tell the truth, not Castille’s propaganda’ Repubblika tells public broadcaster
“Malta deserves a national broadcaster that tells the truth,
Sette Giugno propaganda film leaves taxpayers reeling with heavy losses
Just Noise Limited, a company set up by the
Open letter calls for Saliba’s resignation over ‘illegal’ government post
A Maltese linguist working at the European Commission has
Norma Saliba’s new job to cost taxpayers €73,000 a year
Norma Saliba, the former Head of News at state
Cabinet still delaying DLĦ guardianship of Knight’s era Qbajjar Battery
Guardianship for the restoration of the historic, Knight’s era
Permanent secretary mum on Albert Marshall’s breach of contract
The Permanent Secretary of the Culture Ministry, Joyce Dimech,
Opinion: Touch Labour and burn
He who sups with the devil should have a
Maltese Council chair will not resign despite being caught in a lie
Olvin Vella, the Chairperson of the National Council of
Albert Marshall, 75, cashing in on at least five different government jobs
Albert Marshall, the 75-year-old Labour veteran who used to

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