€200,000 for a sculpture in a remote, uninhabited area of Gozo
The government intends to spend more than €200,000 for a Gozitan artist... View more
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Subsidising energy while Electrogas scores
As the European Union sprints into recession, the finance minister attempted to... View more
No shortage of Gozo Channel office space, but it’s paying chairman’s clients
As the Gozo Channel Company continues to carry out expensive structural work... View more
Attempts to weaken standards on anti-SLAPP legislation must be fought back – CASE Coalition
In their call to action, the Coalition Against SLAPPs in Europe (CASE)... View more
Abela’s cabinet being less transparent with their earnings than Muscat’s
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s Cabinet is being far less transparent and accountable... View more
The disgraceful Broadcasting Authority
Iosif Galea was extradited to Germany by Italian authorities. Galea had been... View more
Labour Party withdraws planning application with change of CEO
A planning application the Labour Party submitted last February to turn an... View more
MaltaToday co-owner Saviour Balzan loses libel against journalist Ivan Camilleri
MaltaToday editor Saviour Balzan has lost a libel case he filed against... View more
Budget matters
Take a red suitcase. A flashy red briefcase. One that cost quite... View more
No improvement in Malta’s standing in the latest rule of law report
Malta’s global rank for the rule of law remains unchanged, according to... View more
New cabinet recruits keep income under wraps despite code of ethics
Eight new cabinet members appointed by Prime Minister Robert Abela following the... View more
Former parliamentary secretary kept happy on taxpayer-funded gravy train
Former Labour parliamentary secretary Anthony Agius Decelis, who failed to get re-elected... View more
Refalo invites Julie Zahra to ‘come sing’ at his house to see his ‘stolen’ artefact
Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Anton Refalo resorted to insults in the House... View more
PM hides Russian rental income again – declares nosedive in savings, earnings
Good governance and transparency rules have once again been flouted by Prime... View more
Police and national orchestra confirm sexual harassment claims, probe started
The police and the top brass of the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO)... View more
Joseph Muscat must be held accountable
“The central cause was one man… who many others followed. None of... View more
Tax commissioner: ‘No information’ held on PM’s tax declaration on Zejtun villa
Information on which officials assessed Prime Minister Robert Abela’s tax declaration on... View more
EXCLUSIVE: Sexual harassment claims hit the national orchestra, no action yet
Reports of sexual harassment and gender discrimination involving “beautiful young girls” at... View more
€200,000 for a sculpture in a remote, uninhabited area of Gozo
The government intends to spend more than €200,000 for a Gozitan artist... View more
Subsidising energy while Electrogas scores
As the European Union sprints into recession, the finance minister attempted to... View more
No shortage of Gozo Channel office space, but it’s paying chairman’s clients
As the Gozo Channel Company continues to carry out expensive structural work... View more
Attempts to weaken standards on anti-SLAPP legislation must be fought back – CASE Coalition
In their call to action, the Coalition Against SLAPPs in Europe (CASE)... View more
Abela’s cabinet being less transparent with their earnings than Muscat’s
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s Cabinet is being far less transparent and accountable... View more
The disgraceful Broadcasting Authority
Iosif Galea was extradited to Germany by Italian authorities. Galea had been... View more
Labour Party withdraws planning application with change of CEO
A planning application the Labour Party submitted last February to turn an... View more
MaltaToday co-owner Saviour Balzan loses libel against journalist Ivan Camilleri
MaltaToday editor Saviour Balzan has lost a libel case he filed against... View more
Budget matters
Take a red suitcase. A flashy red briefcase. One that cost quite... View more
No improvement in Malta’s standing in the latest rule of law report
Malta’s global rank for the rule of law remains unchanged, according to... View more