Screwed by their notary: Victims remain in limbo despite ombudsman
Scores of victims were cheated by disbarred notary Thomas Vella when taxes due on property purchases were never transferred to the authorities โขโฆ
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Scores of victims were cheated by disbarred notary Thomas Vella when taxes due on property purchases were never transferred to the authorities โขโฆ
An assault on Opposition MP Adrian Deliaโs son has cast a spotlight on the anti-social behaviour of a group of teenagers that residents, visitorโฆ
Unfortunately, the concept of fairness seems to fly over the Labour governmentโs head. The storm compensation โstormโ is but one of a series ofโฆ
James Debono speaks to an insider at Palazzo Parisio to gain insight into the logic behind Maltaโs reluctance to speak out in the face of a worlโฆ
Finance Minister Clyde Caruanaโs warning that a metro could โroyally screwโ the country did not go down too well with Cabinet colleague Chris Boโฆ
Police find โฌ1.5 million worth of cocaine being brought into Malta from Sicily
Massive crowds descend on Valletta in protest against government's planning bills
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Justice Minister Jonathan Attard says that the Judicial Appointments Committee should avoid appointing people at the centre of controversies. Maโฆ
Valletta and Swieqi councils have been invited to outline their priorities in a new government pilot project aimed at tackling tourism-related cโฆ
Peter Agius says EU must not leave Malta behind in research and innovation
Group says new interventions make open space unusable and calls on government to listen to public outcry
New, frankly, absurd trends seem to mushroom all over the place
36-year-old man admits to charges of theft, damage and recidivism
One man handed suspended sentence, co-accused released on bail after denying involvement
Malta Ranger Unit founder Cami Appelgren, sits down with Matthew Farrugia to discuss the challenges of tackling environmental crime in Malta, thโฆ
Victimโs father called Slovakian authorities to inform them his daughter had been assaulted by her partner, and they later passed on the informaโฆ
Humanists Malta Chairperson James Buhagiar sits down with Karl Azzopardi to discuss governmentโs voluntary assisted euthanasia proposal, the chuโฆ