Man identified after breaking off door knocker on Dingli Street
A man caught on camera removing a door knocker from a property on Dingli Street in Sliema has been identified following a public appeal by Mayor John Pillow.
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Opposition leader Alex Borg questions government power investment
Opposition Leader Alex Borg challenged the government's electricity record after widespread power cuts hit Gozo over the weekend of 30 August 2026.
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PN renews calls for action as Malta's electricity crisis persists
A care home for older persons in Gżira lost power for approximately half a day, preventing residents from having meals prepared.
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Sliema mayor praises volunteer for daily beach cleanup at qui-si-sana
Sliema Mayor John Pillow has publicly thanked local resident Esther for clearing litter from Qui-Si-Sana beach each morning on her own initiative.
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Valletta man granted bail after threatening police officers
A 43-year-old man from Valletta pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to charges of threatening police officers following an incident during the night of 23–24 August.
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Two romanian nationals plead guilty to eight thefts for september
Two Romanian nationals pleaded guilty to eight thefts across four Maltese towns between 15 and 21 August.
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Neptunes defeat Sliema 18–15 in water polo summer championship
Neptunes Best Gyms beat Sliema Nexawin 18–15 in a tight water polo summer championship match, moving one win away from their first title since 2021.
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Floriana extend unbeaten run with 2–0 old firm derby victory
Floriana defeated Sliema Wanderers 2–0 in the Malta Premier League's Old Firm Derby, extending their maximum points tally as current champions.
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Sliema Wanderers seek first points against reigning champions
Sliema Wanderers face reigning Malta Premier League champions Floriana in the Old Firm Derby at the Centenary Stadium, Ta' Qali tonight, kick-off 6.30pm.
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US house passes permanent daylight saving time bill; senate passage
The US House of Representatives has passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent year-round, though it is unlikely to pass the Senate.
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Sliema council says seafront enforcement is no longer enough
Sliema's local council says current enforcement is no longer sufficient after a video showed a collapsed man being dragged across a busy road.
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Sliema security patrols surge during peak tourist season
The operation follows complaints from residents about disruptive behaviour linked to tourists, particularly around nightlife venues.
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PN demands government explain Birkirkara police station
Birkirkara Police Station is classified by the Malta Police Force as a District Police Station and serves as the main base for the Ninth Police District.
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Britannia Flats in Sliema to add six storeys
The proposal would create 10 new apartments spread across five additional storeys and a penthouse level above the existing building.
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Repubblika opposes AFM deployment to Swieqi alongside police
The group nonetheless maintained that maintaining public order in normal circumstances is the responsibility of the Police Force, not the military.
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Planning authority approves il-fortizza microbrewery
The Planning Authority has approved restoration and adaptive-use works at il-Fortizza on Tower Road, Sliema.
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Five youths granted bail in Sliema teen attack case
Five youths were granted bail on Friday afternoon following a brutal attack on a 14-year-old boy in Sliema on 31 January 2025.
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Malta third from bottom in EU research spending
Eurostat figures show Malta allocated €73.70 per person to research and development in 2025, placing it third from bottom in the EU.
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Mother demands Mater Dei Hospital record reform
Her daughter was born at 24 weeks and two days of pregnancy and lived for four days.
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Malta Resuscitation Council calls for compulsory CPR
Founded in 2004, the MRC is a voluntary organisation operating under the European Resuscitation Council.
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Sliema residents call for boat party permit revocations
It characterised the situation as "untenable", stating it is causing significant distress to both residents and visitors.
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Sliema remains Malta's most expensive property locality
Sliema holds its position as Malta's priciest property market, with the price gap between it and Gozo continuing to widen.
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Borg calls for conditions to keep young people in Gozo
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg visited three Gozitan businesses on 7 August 2026.
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Sliema fortizza restoration and microbrewery approved
Planning Commission approves restoration of Grade 1 scheduled Point Battery in Sliema and microbrewery by UK craft beer company German Kraft.
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Sliema penthouse becomes Malta's top-rated airbnb
Barnes converted the newly built property into a two-bedroom apartment with an open living area across 150 square metres.
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MFSA sets out administrative penalties methodology
Where profits gained or losses avoided can be reliably quantified, those amounts may also be factored directly into the penalty calculation.
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Court ruling halts Sliema Townsquare hotel plan
Residents and NGOs brought a legal challenge that succeeded where years of objections alone had not.
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Cultural heritage body escalates Sliema to UNESCO panel
The application was filed on 7 April by Strand Lido Ltd, Libyan Arab Maltese Holdings Company Limited (LAMHCO) and Sea Pebbles Ltd.
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San Ġiljan and Neptunes reach BOV Knockout final
San Ġiljan MAA Daikin and Neptunes BGM qualified for the BOV Knockout Premier Division final after winning their semi-finals on Saturday.
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BOV foundation closes five pillars with financial literacy
The BOV Foundation wraps its five-pillar series with education, putting financial literacy at the centre of lifelong learning support across Malta and Gozo.
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Malta firefighters gain full NFPA 1001 certification
NFPA 1001 is an internationally recognised standard for firefighter qualification.
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Momentum asks ombudsman to probe illegal restaurant
Momentum has formally requested the Ombudsman to investigate and enforce the law regarding illegal restaurant structures along Triq ix-Xatt in Sliema and Gżira.
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Sliema man acquitted in road rage case: Matteo Lanfranco
The dispute began after the vehicles driven by Lanfranco and Mario Chircop stopped close to each other on the narrow Sliema street.
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Sliema hostel plan resubmitted after court revoked hotel
The Malta Tourism Authority issued a Tourism Compliance Certificate on 17 February 2025.
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PN outlines tax, health and infrastructure pledges
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg outlined tax, health and infrastructure pledges at a Sliema mass meeting, including income tax cuts, lower electricity bills and a four-hospital network.
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Government gathering data on noise and disorder in Sliema
Bencini further asked whether police had identified hotspots where problems occur regularly and what steps had been taken to strengthen police presence there.
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PN tables no-confidence motion against energy minister
The Nationalist Party tabled a motion of no confidence and censure in Energy Minister Miriam Dalli in Parliament's plenary session on Wednesday 22 July 2026.
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Insurance sector urges fresh talks on equality bill
The IAM issued a formal statement on 22 July 2026 expressing concern that the Bill is being fast-tracked without renewed consultation with insurers.
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Teddy Teuma signs two-year deal with Sliema Wanderers
The 32-year-old was presented wearing the Wanderers shirt at the Betsson offices in Ta' Xbiex, where Betsson was confirmed as official club sponsors.
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Malta launches planning with automatic permit freeze
Prime Minister Robert Abela presented the reform alongside Planning Minister Jonathan Attard, who previously served as Minister for Justice.
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Police issue six fines after Sliema tourist misconduct video
Police issued six on-the-spot fines after a Lovin Malta follow-up on Italian tourists filmed disturbing Sliema neighbours; a Swieqi short-let block was shut days earlier.
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Malta Resuscitation Council pushes CPR into schools
The Malta Resuscitation Council is calling on the government to embed CPR training in Malta's National Curriculum.
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Traffic police officers reunite with man they rescued in Sliema
Traffic Police constables Scicluna and Tonna used their belts as a tourniquet after finding Maurice Galea trapped between a car and a truck in Sliema, then met him again at Mater Dei.
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Teddy Teuma joins Sliema Wanderers on two-year deal
Malta midfielder Teddy Teuma has joined Sliema Wanderers on a two-year contract, announced at a club press conference on 21 July 2026.
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Labour MP shifts stance on gender quotas for parliament
Without structural correction, she argues, women face an uneven path to parliamentary representation.
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ADPD: traffic fix needs car reduction, public transit
Chairperson Sandra Gauci said a genuinely affordable and efficient transport system must prioritise public transit on the road network itself.
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Sliema Nexawin beats Sirens 15–11 in BOV Summer League
Sliema Nexawin extended their winning run with a 15–11 victory over Sirens Build Fitness in Match Day 10 of the BOV Summer League at the National Pool Complex.
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Malta reaffirms housing commitment at UN urban agenda review
Malta ranks among Europe's most densely populated countries.
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Malta power cuts spark PN-Labour grid row
Power cuts hit multiple Malta localities on 17 July during summer heat spike. PN criticises systemic failures; Labour defends nine-year grid investment plan.
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Skolasajf 2026 summer programme with 12,634 children
More than 12,600 children have enrolled in SkolaSajf 2026, the government's summer programme running across 54 centres in Malta and Gozo.
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EU report finds no progress on Malta corruption convictions
The government has not advanced reforms to the Chief Justice appointment process, which still lacks sufficient judicial involvement by European standards.
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Sirens beat San Ġiljan 18–13 in water polo league
Sirens BUILD FITNESS defeated San Ġiljan MAA DAIKIN 18–13 in the Malta water polo league, securing their second victory over the same side this season.
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PA approves scaled-down Excelsior extension in Floriana
The permit was originally filed by Stewart William Elliott, a Hong Kong energy magnate who died in 2024 and whose family now owns the hotel.
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Sliema residents want daily police for party boat returns
Sliema residents welcomed police monitoring of party boat arrivals at the ferries and want it made a daily summer practice.
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Sliema Nexawin defeats Valletta 27–8 in BOV Summer League
Sliema Nexawin dominated Valletta Peak Insurance Brokers 27–8 in Match Day 9 of the BOV Summer League Premier Division on Wednesday, 16 July 2026.
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Malta starts underground drilling for Sicily power link
A comparable HDD operation is scheduled on the Sicilian side later this year.
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Malta Chamber calls for traffic reform with 10-point plan
The Chamber argued that disincentives must accompany positive incentives if private car dependency is to fall.
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HNS convention enters force on 29 november 2027
An international maritime liability convention for hazardous cargo spills enters force on 29 November 2027 after nearly three decades in limbo.
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Malta records 97% humidity as haze blankets islands
Humidity reached 97% across Malta on Thursday morning, with haze cutting visibility as local weather updates pointed to hotter days ahead.
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Sliema demands higher fines for disruptive tourists in Malta
The call follows a recent incident in which foreign visitors caused a disturbance serious enough to draw police and regulatory intervention.
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Swieqi apartment block shut, 12 fined in short-let crackdown
Malta Tourism Authority inspectors, working alongside police, found that eight of the nine apartments were operating in breach of their licence conditions.
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Sliema Wanderers sign Alexander Satariano on three-year deal
The club described Satariano as the final major signing in their current recruitment drive, framing his arrival as a statement of intent for the campaign ahead.
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Fearne meets Palestinian PM to deepen Malta-Palestine ties
The two sides agreed to deepen Malta-Palestine ties through medical sector capacity-building and cultural exchange initiatives.
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Neptunes edge San Ġiljan 14–13 in tight water polo clash
Neptunes Best Gyms defeated San Ġiljan 14–13 in a close water polo match as the visitors fielded a depleted squad following disciplinary suspensions.
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Sliema Nexawin beats Exiles 16–12 in water polo derby
Sliema Nexawin defeated neighbours Exiles Welbee's 16–12 in a local water polo derby, with Jayden Cutajar scoring six goals to lead the victory.
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Borg: PM out of touch with Malta's financial reality
Borg pointed to three groups whose concerns he said bore no relation to boat ownership.
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Malta AI model improves galaxy classification
A University of Malta AI model improves radio galaxy classification; the paper has been submitted to Astronomy and Computing and awaits peer review.
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MGRM co-chair on Malta's LGBTIQ equality journey
MGRM was founded in 2001 and has grown well beyond its activist origins.
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Valletta FC wins best team at MFCA awards in Sliema in Malta
The Malta Football Coaches Association distributed a record 26 prizes across the night, the highest total in the event's five-year history.
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Elliot Magro named animal welfare commissioner
Inspector Elliot Magro has been appointed Commissioner for Animal Welfare, taking over Malta's national animal welfare role on 20 July 2026.
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Bedingfield pledges police funds and wellbeing
Cardinal Mario Grech celebrated Holy Mass and delivered a reflection on compassion and humanity in policing, which Bedingfield thanked him for.
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DLĦ urges PA to defer Excelsior hotel decision
Din l-Art Ħelwa is urging the PA to defer the Excelsior hotel decision ahead of UNESCO talks; the fortifications have been on the tentative list since 1998.
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Malta ranked Europe's most overcrowded island
A BookRetreats study put Malta first for tourism density in Europe, with more than 38,000 overnight stays per square kilometre and a government target of 4.5 million arrivals by 2034.
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San Ġiljan condemn fans over object-throwing
San Ġiljan ASC condemned supporters who threw objects at match officials after a 19–18 Summer Championship water polo loss to Sliema on Wednesday.
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PA approves Townsquare changes, removes hotel
Planning officials classed the revisions as minor, noting they reduced the development's overall scale while increasing public open space.
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DSA CEO Kyle Mifsud resigns for Mater Dei
DSA CEO Kyle Mifsud has resigned to join Mater Dei Hospital, confirming a return to the health sector while declining to specify his new title.
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Financial arbiter logs 350 complaints in 2025
The Financial Services Arbiter recorded 350 complaints in 2025, a year Arbiter Alfred Mifsud described as one of record numbers across every measure.
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ETUC escalates Malta union case to commission
The official was questioned under caution and later released when police closed the investigation on 2 July 2026, finding no case to answer.
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Birkirkara claim women's beach soccer title
Birkirkara Beach Soccer claimed the women's beach soccer championship title for the first time, defeating Sliema 8–7 on penalties in the final at Pretty Bay.
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BOV foundation backs three social inclusion programmes
The BOV Foundation is backing three social inclusion programmes, from children's charitable giving to support for families seeking treatment abroad.
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Arts council hosts co-production masterclass
Arts Council Malta held the Co-Production Roadmap Masterclass for Maltese producers and filmmakers, drawing 28 applications from the sector.
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Comino visitor cap can be revised, says tourism minister
Tourism Minister Jo Etienne Abela told Parliament that the 4,000-person daily visitor cap on Comino is open to revision.
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Malta IVF programme logs 998 births since 2013
Malta's IVF programme has recorded 998 births since 2013, according to figures given in response to parliamentary questions by PL MP Romilda Zarb.
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Malta funds football clubs in UEFA events
Floriana FC competes in the UEFA Champions League, while Ħamrun Spartans, Marsaxlokk and Valletta vie for the UEFA Europa Conference League.
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MFOPD calls for action on disability rights
The federation warned that the sector is experiencing not only stagnation but, in some areas, regression.
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Momentum claims third-force status after win
Momentum secured roughly 4,700 votes with seven candidates in its first general election and now claims the title of Malta's largest third political force.
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Minister-shadow pairings shape new legislature
Five minister–shadow pairings will shape Malta's new legislature, with Miriam Dalli holding the Energy and Environment portfolio for Labour.
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Qui-si-sana beach in Sliema closed due to sewage leak
Qui-si-Sana beach in Sliema has been closed after a sewage leak, with the local council alerting swimmers to the contamination risk while repairs are under way.
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Carmen vella, Sliema cabaret legend, dies at 79 in Malta
Carmen Vella, a Sliema-born singer and cabaret entertainer who became one of Malta's most recognisable performers, has died at age 79.
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Police close GWU transport section inquiry
The Malta Police Force has closed its investigation into the Secretary of the GWU's Transport, Maritime and Aviation Section with no further action to be taken.
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Malta youth overseas grant doubled to €30
Malta's Youth Voluntary Overseas scheme now pays €30 per day, with the maximum grant raised from €2,500 to €3,650, Minister Julia Farrugia announced.
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Sliema cat-killing conviction upheld on appeal
The original Magistrate's Court penalties, comprising a two-year prison term, a €15,000 fine and a 40-year ban on keeping animals, remain in force.
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Sliema win back-to-back beach soccer championship title
Sliema claimed their second consecutive Men's National Beach Soccer Championship, defeating La Playa de Arena 3–1 after extra time at Pretty Bay in Birżebbuġa.
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Alex borg only candidate in PN leadership race
Alex Borg was the sole candidate to submit a declaration of interest for the Nationalist Party leadership post when the nomination period closed on 1 July 2026.
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DLĦ demands protection for medieval lookout
Din l-Art Ħelwa is demanding urgent protection for Malta's last medieval lookout after police cordoned off the crumbling structure over collapse risk.
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Ivan falzon tipped as next Labour party CEO
Ivan Falzon is the frontrunner to become the next Chief Executive Officer of the Labour Party, sources close to the party say.
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State to pay €272,000 in Sliema rent-law case
Malta's constitutional court has ordered the State to pay €272,000 to a Sliema family, ruling the island's rent-protection laws breached their property rights.
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Roderick briffa, 44, joins Msida St Joseph
Veteran midfielder Roderick Briffa has joined Msida St Joseph in Malta's Amateur League 2, adding to a career spanning multiple top-tier Maltese clubs.
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Sliema cat case: defence seeks treatment
A Sliema cat-killing case is being reheard after the appeal court revoked the original two-year sentence; defence lawyers argue for treatment over imprisonment.
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Cutajar in cessani dress at parliament opening
The Maltese Herald describes Pisani as a close friend of Michelle Muscat and as part of the inner circle surrounding both Joseph and Michelle Muscat.
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Borg demands inquiry into corradino scandals
Opposition Leader Alex Borg has called for a magisterial inquiry into events at Corradino prison, saying an internal investigation alone is not enough.
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Malta population pressure as Swiss reject cap
Supporters argued Switzerland was becoming overcrowded and public services were buckling under strain.
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Abela sworn in as PM, borg opposition leader
Newly elected MPs from both sides of the chamber gathered for an official group photograph, marking the start of a new five-year parliamentary term.
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Labour Dingli councillor deletes Hitler post
Ryan Tanti, a sitting Labour councillor on the Dingli local council, deleted a Facebook comment calling it a pity that Hitler did not finish the Holocaust.
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MP and rangers unit clash over property claim
Re-elected MP Alicia Bugeja Said says she witnessed rangers entering private property; the Malta Rangers Unit has denied the allegation as unfounded.
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Carmelo Abela elected Malta's new speaker
Carmelo Abela was elected Speaker as Malta's new parliament opened, with MPs processing along Republic Street before formal business began.
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Minister orders inquiry into inmate's internet
The commission is among Bedingfield's first significant public acts as minister and puts the spotlight on communications controls inside Malta's prison system.
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Malta's illegal boat arrivals rise slightly
The modest rise in boat arrivals comes as the EU tightened its asylum framework, approving new regulations that allow faster-track deportations across the bloc.
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Malta joins EU bloc to defend cohesion funds
Before the formal Council session opened, Abela flagged migration, competitiveness and the war in Ukraine as the main topics on the agenda.
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Farrugia's 13-year speakership under scrutiny
His tenure drew sharply divided assessments, most persistently over rulings in which his conclusions diverged from findings made by the Standards Commissioner.
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Naomi Cachia reappointed as government whip
Naomi Cachia has been reappointed Government Whip and Fleur Abela named Deputy Whip at the Labour Parliamentary Group's first meeting of the new legislature.
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San Ġiljan overturn five goals to beat Sliema
San Ġiljan came back from 2–5 down after the first session to defeat Sliema 11–10 in a President's Cup waterpolo match, clinching victory with a last-gasp goal.
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San Ġiljan stun Sliema 11–10 after comeback
San Ġiljan MAA Daikin scored five unanswered goals in the final quarter to beat Sliema Frank Salt Real Estate 11–10 in the President's Cup on June 17, 2026.
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Quarries restrict c&d waste in tariff standoff
Malta's quarry operators are restricting construction waste access in a tariff standoff, seeking €20–€22 per tonne against the current €12 benchmark.
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Wanderers in advanced talks to sign gambarte
Argentine attacking midfielder Brian Gambarte is in advanced talks to join Sliema Wanderers after leaving Żabbar St. Patrick before his contract expired.
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Free fête de la musique night comes to Sliema on 21 june
Three live acts perform at Teatru Salesjan on the internationally observed first day of summer. Entry is free and doors open at 6:30pm.
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117 WWII explosives cleared from Malta seabed
117 WWII explosives were cleared from the seabed along the Malta–Sicily interconnector route, including artillery shells, mortars and hand grenades.
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Fearne's first bilaterals cover Egypt, Russia
Chris Fearne's first bilateral meetings covered EU enlargement, Egypt energy ties and Russia, though the role's precise mandate has yet to be set out.
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Strickland set for loan move to Swieqi united
Nicholas Strickland, a young attacker at Sliema Wanderers FC, is close to joining Swieqi United FC on loan for the Challenge League season.
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Vet Andrew Agius elected to Malta's parliament
Agius secured his place through a PN casual election count, the mechanism used to fill a parliamentary vacancy without triggering a full by-election.
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Swiss cap vote highlights Malta density crisis
Swiss voters rejected a population cap on 15 June 2026. Malta, eight times denser and growing three times faster, has no long-term population strategy.
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Pm's ex-business partner wins pixkerija appeal
The Prime Minister's former business partner has won the Pixkerija concession appeal, after board proceedings that ran for almost two years.
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Sliema ASC, barcelona's BIWPA launch academy
That characterisation comes directly from the partnership announcement; no independent source is cited to support it.
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More believe in PN but more work needed – borg
Alex Borg says more people are believing in the PN, though Labour still outpolled the party by 21,721 votes and holds five more parliamentary seats.
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Fireworks operator kept licence before blast
A convicted fireworks operator kept his licence before the Naxxar blast, though key details of the conviction remain unconfirmed in the record.
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Malta's 15th parliament to open saturday in record time
The 14th legislature, by comparison, opened on 7 May 2022, six weeks after polls closed on 26 March that year.
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Government directs €50,000 to trust foundation
Prime Minister Robert Abela has handed over a €50,000 donation to The Malta Trust Foundation, drawn from the government's Social Causes Fund.
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Malta leads EU in business social media use at 88.2%
Malta ranked first among all 27 EU member states for business social media adoption in 2025, with 88.2% of qualifying enterprises active on social platforms.
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Arciola appointed Sliema Wanderers president
Walter Arciola has been appointed president of Sliema Wanderers FC. A lifelong follower of the club, he did not downplay the responsibility ahead.
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PA moves to strip Żejtun farmland from bulebel
Local NGO Wirt iż-Żejtun spent years campaigning to have the farmland protected, backed by the Żejtun local council.
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Route 212 to run every 15 minutes this july
Route 212 will run every 15 minutes this July under a summer service upgrade, with the first phase taking effect on Saturday 13 June 2026.
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Borg to seek confidence vote as PN regroups
Alex Borg will seek a confidence vote as PN leader after the party opened its post-election leadership process, with a General Council set for 20 June at Dar Centrali.
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PN: population growth now a national urgency
Malta is also among the few EU member states recording the sharpest year-on-year increases in density.
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Sliema BS, Ħamrun SC beaten in Europe openers
Malta's Sliema BS and Ħamrun SC each suffered opening-day defeats in separate European beach soccer competitions in Nazaré, Portugal on 10 June 2026.
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Malta business bureau urges tangible solutions
CEO Mario Xuereb said the organisation had pushed hard to secure the recognition now reflected in the document.
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113 kg of suspected cocaine seized at Malta Freeport
Customs officials identified the container as suspicious through risk-based targeting during routine screening.
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Quarry operators seek up to 83% tariff rise
Quarry operators want dumping fees raised from €12 to €20–€22 per tonne. Weeks of talks between the industry and government have yet to produce a resolution.
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Traffic sergeant jailed over flyover overtime
Norman Xuereb, the organiser of a police overtime racket tied to the Marsa flyovers, has been sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to forfeit €53,000.
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Sliema power cut lasts around three hours
Parts of Sliema were left without electricity for around three hours on 8 June 2026 as Enemalta crews carried out emergency repair works in the area.
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Nominations open for seven casual elections
Seven casual elections are under way to fill vacant seats in Malta's House of Representatives after seven Partit Nazzjonalista MPs ceded their positions.
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Top civil servant pictured at Labour rally
Malta's top civil servant was photographed at a Labour victory rally, drawing immediate attention given the office his father holds in government.
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Ħamrun SC reach EWC quarter-finals unbeaten
Ħamrun SC are through to the quarter-finals of the Euro Winners Challenge 2026 after topping their group with a perfect record of three wins from three matches.
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Two rescued after boat sinks off Sliema coast in Malta
Two people were rescued off the Sliema coast after their boat sank, with an AFM vessel recovering the pair and transferring them to Mater Dei Hospital.
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2026 general elections: a post mortem attempt in Malta
A post-mortem of Malta's 2026 general election: what the snap 30 May vote revealed about the parties, the campaign, and the mood of the electorate.
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Transport Malta revises foreign-licence rules
Y-plate vehicles occupy a distinct category in Malta's registration system, most commonly associated with short-term hire and rental use.
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Worker stranded as Sliema hotel site floods
A worker was left atop a submerged excavator as flooding at a Sliema hotel site spilled onto The Strand, prompting the BCA to halt works and investigate.
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Two Maltese clubs at euro winners challenge
Ħamrun SC Beach Soccer and Sliema Beach Soccer are both competing at the Euro Winners Challenge 2026 in Nazaré, Portugal, running through 11 June.
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Momentum urges action on man-made climate harm
Momentum said Friday it sees an urgent need to protect our environment and address the growing climate crisis on World Environment Day.
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Malta's binary electoral lock keeps greens out
Sandra Gauci won more personal votes than some candidates in line for gender top-up seats, yet no constitutional mechanism can reach her. Here is why.
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Abela's 20-minister cabinet biggest in history
Robert Abela has formed a 20-minister Cabinet after the 2026 election, with more than half of Labour's parliamentary group now holding ministerial office.
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Carmelo Abela expected to become Malta's next speaker
Carmelo Abela is expected to become Malta's next Speaker of the House, taking the chair as the country's new parliament prepares to convene.
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Dyslexia experts demand end to fail-twice rule
Dyslexia specialists are demanding an end to Malta's fail-twice university rule, arguing it unfairly penalises students with learning difficulties.
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Malta set to exit EU excessive deficit first
Malta is on track to become the first EU country to exit the excessive deficit procedure, marking a milestone for the island's public finances.
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Malta elects record number of women outright
Malta elected a record number of women outright in 2026, raising questions over whether the gender-corrective quota mechanism is still needed.
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Five hotel towers proposed along Sliema's seafront
Five hotel towers have been proposed along Sliema's seafront, adding to concerns over high-rise development on Malta's most densely built coastline.
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Malta safeguarding body upholds 6 abuse cases
The Malta Safeguarding Commission concluded 43 cases in 2025, six of which were substantiated, according to the Commission's annual report released this week.
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PN's 1,000-proposal manifesto lacks costings
The Nationalist Party launched a 1,000-proposal manifesto 11 days before Malta's 30 May vote, covering tax cuts, health, housing and transport – with no published costings.
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Election 2026: manifesto launch, fiery debate
Malta's election campaign sharpens on day 19: PN unveils its manifesto headlined by an 11.5 km underground metro while Borg and Abela clash in a chaotic University of Malta debate.
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Sliema ASC sign Spanish international alberto barroso
Sliema ASC have brought in Alberto Barroso, a capped Spanish international, as their foreign player for the 2026 Summer Championship.
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Sliema ASC appoint olympic coach quim colet
Sliema ASC have appointed two-time Olympic coach Quim Colet as Technical Director for the 2026 Summer Championship, bringing Olympic-level coaching experience to Maltese water polo.
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Two diagnoses, one Malta: Abela and borg clash on day 20
Day 20 of Malta's election campaign: Robert Abela leans on Labour's record while Alex Borg pitches a national reset, exposing two starkly different diagnoses for the country's future.
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Żurrieq residents demand answers on nigret
Żurrieq residents and the Momentum party gathered at Nigret to demand transparency on whether the Lands Authority has authorised public land for an 11,500 sq m private development.
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PN's borg urges vocational and skills revival
PN leader Alex Borg pledges to revive Malta's trade centres and add AI, data science and maritime courses at secondary level, arguing the current curriculum leaves students underprepared.
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Malta's election exposes two incompatible growth visions
Labour and the PN are offering voters fundamentally different diagnoses of Malta's development pressures, with Sliema at the sharpest edge of the divide.
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Borg apologises, pledges €350 m Gozo Hospital
PN leader Alex Borg apologised for the party's record in government at a Munxar rally before unveiling a €350 million, 400-bed Gozo hospital pledge and harbour, ferry and policing commitments.
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'Int Malta' manifesto revives unkept pledges
Prime Minister Robert Abela led the Labour Party's launch of its 2026 election manifesto on day 18 of the campaign.
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Labour pledges referendum on euthanasia
Robert Abela's Labour Party has committed to holding a referendum on voluntary assisted dying if returned to power at the next general election.
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Boatmen sue transport Malta over 'middleman'
Seven licensed Maltese boatmen have filed a judicial protest accusing Transport Malta of allowing an unregistered group to act as the sector's de facto regulator, freezing their licences.
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Gang rape trial: the night that began with a Sliema cab
Prosecution testimony in the Sliema taxi gang-rape trial names five accused after an alleged assault at a Marsaskala address – three adults and two suppressed-identity minors.
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PN pitches mortgage interest rebate for buyers
PN says it would refund half of first-time buyers' mortgage interest for ten years and widen the property deposit grant.
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Labour pledges national park for Manoel Island
Prime Minister Robert Abela has pledged national park status for Manoel Island and Fort Tigné, with local plan amendments to block further development if Labour wins on 30 May.
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Borg dodges corruption questions, flags assets
PN leader Alex Borg deflected corruption questions on the campaign trail, pivoting instead to a proposal that MPs' assets declarations be published.
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Caring state vs rank-and-file on day 15
Day 15 of Malta's electoral campaign continued to expose a clear philosophical divide between Prime Minister Robert Abela and Opposition leader Alex Borg.
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Floriana and Marsaxlokk set for finalissima
Floriana and Marsaxlokk will meet on 16 May to decide the Malta Premier League title after coming through their semi-finals.
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Mario de marco ends 23-year PN career ahead of 2026 vote
Mario De Marco, a lawyer who has represented the 1st electoral district – which includes Valletta – since 2003, will not stand in the 2026 general election.
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The €200 gap at the heart of Malta's spending race
The €200 gap at the heart of Malta's election spending race: Labour's €1,000 worker bonus was answered by PN's €1,200 rebate guarantee within 48 hours.
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PN pitches €650 pension rise, free home doctor
The Nationalist Party unveiled an elderly-focused package on day 13 of the campaign: a €650 annual pension increase, free home doctor visits and a halved cap on care-home retention.
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Mayors unite to block Sliema lido reclamation
The mayors of Sliema and Gżira say they will ask their councils to object to plans for land reclamation and a new lido on the seafront.
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Qormi candidate puts street woes in PN pitch
PN District 6 candidate Annabelle Cilia argues that blocked entrances, traffic and construction chaos in Qormi show Malta's growth is not reaching residents.
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Abela calls early election as opposition wanes
Robert Abela's decision to go to the polls early is widely attributed to the Nationalist Party's transitional weakness – but Labour's own narrowing margins add
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Planning bid seeks reclamation for Sliema lido
Three companies filed a planning application to reclaim land and sea for a new lido on the Sliema seafront.
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Sliema fishermen land 45-year boathouse deal
SportMalta granted the Sliema Amateur Fishermen's Association a 45-year boathouse emphyteusis in St Julian's Bay at an annual rent of €489.
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Undecided voters key as Labour lead at 29,000
Vincent Marmarà's second campaign survey shows Labour frozen at 53.1% and PN slipping to 42.6%, while 36,000 undecided votes remain in play.
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Man critical after lorry-car crush in Sliema
A man was hospitalised in critical condition after becoming trapped between a lorry and a car in Sliema, Malta.
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Labour pledges sliema–gozo fast ferry in €130 m
Robert Abela said Labour would expand Gozo connectivity, including the Sliema–Buġibba–Gozo fast ferry route, as part of a wider €130 million package.
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Sliema crash puts y-plate reforms in spotlight
A delivery driver left with life-changing injuries after a Sliema crash has forced Transport Malta to call an emergency meeting on Y-plate reforms first
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Malta's recruitment freeze quietly dropped
Since elections were called for 30 May, public sector recruitment has continued without pause – breaking a cross-party norm observed by every Maltese
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Gozo schools lost 73% of solar output, PN says
The PN claims photovoltaic systems at Gozo schools generated only 27% of expected output over the past decade, costing 6.6 million kWh in lost clean energy.
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PN pledges to scrap inheritance and succession taxes
Alex Borg pledged to scrap inheritance, succession and family property-donation taxes at a PN rally in Birkirkara.
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ADPD demands embassy voting for Maltese abroad
ADPD says Maltese citizens abroad should be able to vote at embassies after strong demand forced KM Malta Airlines to add election flights.
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Deliveryman seriously hurt in Sliema crash
A deliveryman was seriously injured on the Sliema seafront after a car crashed into his double-parked van while he was unloading cargo, police said.
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MUT wants AI in schools, warns against overuse
The Malta Union of Teachers wants AI added to the compulsory curriculum, but says schools must avoid over-reliance on digital tools, especially in early years.
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New fast ferry links Sliema, Buġibba and Gozo
A new subsidised fast ferry linking Tas-Sliema, Buġibba and Gozo has been launched as part of the government's wider Malta in Motion transport plan.
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Neptunes take u16, Sliema sweep u20 unbeaten
Neptunes beat Sliema 12–5 to win the BOV Winter Water Polo U16 title, while Sliema sealed the U20 crown with an unbeaten campaign and a 13–4 final win.
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Homework reform under scrutiny over AI-ERA gap
Malta's homework reform shifts towards quality, but teachers warn AI-assisted submissions still leave core assessment gaps unresolved.
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Metsola rebuffs aliyev, defends EU parliament
Sliema-born EP president Roberta Metsola defended MEPs' mandate after Azerbaijan's Ilham Aliyev attacked the chamber over resolutions at the European Political Community Summit.
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Spagnol acquitted as both prosecution pillars fail
The Court of Appeal cleared Cabinet Secretary Ryan Spagnol of all drink-driving charges after rejecting both the breathalyser evidence and the
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Labour candidate rababah faces cluster of allegations
Labour candidate Omar Rababah faces public allegations over donations, Syrian community ties and public-service roles during Malta's election campaign.
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On-duty pharmacies for 3 may 2026: full Malta rota
Edward's Pharmacy at 115 Triq Manwel Dimech is Sliema's on-duty pharmacy today, open 9am–12pm and 4–7pm. Here is the complete island-wide rota for 3 May 2026.
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Edmond Agius ends career defined by dedication
Sliema Wanderers captain Edmond Agius, known as "Il-Mundu", has announced his retirement after a distinguished career in Maltese football.
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PN pledges regional status for Gozo with 110-point plan
The Nationalist Party has promised to grant Gozo formal regional status and has outlined 110 dedicated proposals for the island in its electoral manifesto.
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Sliema–buġibba–gozo ferry set for launch
The long-awaited ferry linking Sliema, Buġibba and Gozo is scheduled to begin operations on 5 May after a nine-month postponement.
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Sliema gallery show explores passage of time
Christine X Art Gallery in Sliema unveils 'Brief and Never Ending', a new exhibition meditating on impermanence and the human experience of time.
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Times of Malta defends journalist from claims
A major Maltese newspaper has formally challenged claims made against one of its journalists by a suspect linked to the Vitals hospitals scandal.
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Illegal ticket booths still blight The Strand
Around 40 unauthorised ticket booths remain on Sliema's The Strand promenade weeks after an enforcement deadline passed with no action taken.
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Housing affordability crisis persists in Malta
Sean Gravina raises concerns about persistent housing affordability issues amid Malta's strong economic performance.
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PM announces infrastructure, education funds
Abela commits to new Malta-Gozo connection project and comprehensive school modernisation programme across the islands.
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Sliema–buġibba–gozo fast ferry to start may 5
A new fast ferry service will connect Sliema with Buġibba and Gozo, aiming to expand sea transport and cut traffic congestion on Malta's busy roads.
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Pierre schembri-wismayer to run for momentum
University of Malta professor Pierre Schembri-Wismayer, schooled in Sliema, joins Momentum's candidate list ahead of the 30 May general election.
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Culture minister faces Manoel Island questions
Owen Bonnici will address concerns about the MIDI deal during a televised debate focusing on Manoel Island's future.
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PN pitches free cancer drugs and mental health overhaul
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg has unveiled sweeping healthcare reforms including free cancer medication and community mental health centres to replace Mount Carmel Hospital.
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Journalist threatened over Sliema hostel story
Wife of hostel operator allegedly threatens journalist following coverage of tenant eviction case in Sliema accommodation facility.
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Culture minister under fire over Manoel Island
Owen Bonnici will participate in televised debate addressing controversial MIDI agreement for historic Manoel Island site.
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World aquatics takes over betting inquiry
Global governing body takes over probe amid concerns about structural weaknesses in current oversight mechanisms.
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Malta bans imports over foot-and-mouth alert
Malta introduces strict import controls and bans to safeguard livestock and agriculture from foot-and-mouth disease outbreak risks.
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Malta commits to energy security measures
Prime Minister Robert Abela assures European counterparts that Malta will maintain stable energy supply amid rising global prices.
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Keith Perry steps down as Sliema Wanderers president
Keith Perry officially announces departure from presidential role at Sliema Wanderers following internal club discussions.
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Malta economy outperforms euro area, CBM warns
Malta's economy expected to exceed eurozone performance despite Middle East conflict creating forecasting challenges for policymakers.
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Opposition slams light rail amid traffic woes
Nationalist Party spokesman questions government's light rail plans while warning of prolonged traffic issues under current administration.
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Ferry network to link Sliema and coastal towns
Malta launches ambitious ferry service connecting Sliema, Buġibba, Gozo and Marsascala as part of sustainable transport initiative.
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Malta metro to begin operations in early 2030s
Transport Minister outlines timeline for La Vallette metro line construction, with Sliema ferry connections forming part of integrated transport plan.
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Malta Biennale foundation set up for the arts
Government and Heritage Malta create new foundation to manage Malta's international biennale cultural programme following Cabinet approval.
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EU commissioner praises Malta water progress
European Commissioner Jessika Roswall toured Malta's water facilities and commended the island's infrastructure improvements.
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NGOS press Malta to prioritise media reforms
European organisations call for urgent action on Malta's stalled media reform commitments following years of limited progress.
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Court upholds life sentence in Sliema double murder case
The Criminal Court of Appeal has confirmed life imprisonment for Daniel Muka and a 40-year sentence for his accomplice over a double killing in Sliema.
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Floriana beat Valletta to clinch closing round
Floriana FC secured the Closing Round championship with an emphatic win against Valletta, extending their unbeaten streak to 15 matches.
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Hipp baby food in Malta confirmed safe
Local importer provides reassurance after baby food manufacturer faces suspected blackmail threats in central Europe.
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Wanderers comeback earns point against mosta
Sliema Wanderers mounted an impressive late rally to secure a valuable draw after trailing by two goals against Mosta FC.
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Ryanair warns of cuts over Malta border delays
Budget airline threatens to redirect flights elsewhere as executive raises concerns about passenger processing times at Malta International Airport.
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Malta govt stocks resilient amid fiscal fears
Strong investor demand for Malta government bonds continues despite growing questions about the country's fiscal management and deficit control.
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Malta opens consultation on agriculture policy
Government launches comprehensive consultation process to gather public input on the future direction of Malta's agricultural sector.
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Malta pushes long-haul links to boost tourism
Transport Minister Ian Borg emphasises the importance of long-haul flight routes for Malta's tourism development and policy consistency.
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Four igaming workers bailed in €250 debt case
Four employees from Malta's gaming sector released on bail following alleged violent confrontation with colleague over unpaid loan.
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Opposition questions Malta's LNG supply plans
The Nationalist Party questions government preparedness as Malta's current liquefied natural gas contract approaches expiration.
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Emergency veterinary service to connect Malta and Gozo
New initiative promises equal access to urgent animal care across both islands through free emergency transport service.
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Fiscal council urges economic strategy shift
Malta's fiscal watchdog recommends transitioning to export-led economic growth model to ensure long-term sustainability.
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Wanderers clinch safety with Birkirkara win
Sliema Wanderers defeat Birkirkara 1–0 thanks to Steve Pisani's second-half free-kick, securing safety from relegation.
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Malta-china trade hits decade peak at €374 m
Trade between Malta and China achieves remarkable growth milestone, reflecting strengthening economic ties between the nations.
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Manwel Dimech flat fire prompts evacuations
Fire incident in Sliema flat leads to precautionary evacuation of nearby residents on busy Triq Manwel Dimech.
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Crews tackle Manwel Dimech Street flat fire
Civil Protection Department officers respond to afternoon blaze in Sliema residential area as emergency services mobilize.
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WSC takes emergency action on Sliema sewage
WSC responds to resident complaints about ongoing pumping operations affecting local community in Sliema area.
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Wanderers secure key victory over Birkirkara
Sliema Wanderers claimed a crucial 1–0 win against Birkirkara in the YoHealth Malta Premier League closing round fixture.
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Sewage discharge spotted at Sliema Ferries
Local residents capture footage of untreated sewage flowing directly into coastal waters near the popular ferry terminal area.
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Foul odours near Sliema Ferries raise concerns
Local residents report weeks of unpleasant smells in the ferry terminal area, sparking concerns about potential sewage issues.
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Wanderers, Hibernians share bottom-six points
Sliema Wanderers earned a valuable point against Hibernians in a 1–1 draw during their Bottom Six playoff match at home.
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Loan racket case hears disturbing testimony
Court proceedings reveal disturbing accounts of vehicle seizures and threats in ongoing case against Pace family members.
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Malta to host world powerboat racing in Sliema
Malta will welcome international powerboat racing championships in April 2026, with thrilling competitions set for Sliema's coastline.
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Crackdown on illegal vendor stalls in Sliema
Local authorities initiate removal proceedings for unlicensed ticket booths operating without permits on The Strand promenade.
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Construction debris clogs Sliema sewerage system
Water Services Corporation reports major blockage in local sewer network caused by illegally dumped construction materials.
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Sliema mayor objects to Noma Island platform
Local authorities express concerns over plans for floating party venue in waters near Sliema coastline.
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Esplora charts ambitious future at ten years
Malta's interactive science centre outlines expansion plans including tourism focus and new STEAM approach for next phase.
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Good friday processions cancelled over weather
Strong winds and unstable conditions led to widespread cancellation of traditional Good Friday processions across the islands.
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Sliema council budgets €1.66 m income for financial year 2026
Sliema Local Council's signed 2026 annual budget plans €1,658,940 in income and €1,637,525 in spending, projecting a €21,415 surplus, with operations and community works the largest outlays.
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Sliema council ends 2025 with €106,461 year-end surplus
Sliema Local Council's Q4 accrual report for January–December 2025 shows €1.65 m income, €1.54 m spending and a €106,461 surplus, ahead of the €21,935 budgeted surplus.
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Holy week weather challenges expected in Malta
Unsettled weather conditions with rain and strong winds forecast to affect Malta during Holy Week celebrations.
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Slovak tourist discharged in harassment case
A 35-year-old Slovak man on vacation was found guilty of harassing a waitress through prolonged staring at a Sliema establishment.
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Government targets 25% renewable energy share by 2030
Prime Minister announces ambitious renewable energy targets as Malta aims to diversify its power generation mix within four years.
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Sliema-born pioneer elio lombardi dies at 92
Celebrated Maltese filmmaker and writer Elio Lombardi, who began his artistic journey in Sliema, dies at age 92.
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Football initiative for disadvantaged children
Joint programme between cannabis authority and football association will support 160 children from struggling families to join local nurseries.
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Building waste causes Sliema sewage overflow
WSC discovers construction debris blocking sewer systems, resulting in sewage discharge into coastal waters near Sliema promenade.
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San Ġwann man granted bail in heroin trafficking case
A 38-year-old delivery driver faces serious drug charges while required to report daily at Sliema police station as part of bail conditions.
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BOV posts €260.4 m pre-tax profit for 2025
Bank of Valletta announces substantial financial results with significant dividend distribution and new Sliema Investment Centre opening.
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Architect cleared over bulebel wall collapse
Kamra tal-Periti concludes investigation finding no professional negligence by architect in last year's industrial estate incident.
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Sliema love story spans four decades of deceit
A heartbreaking tale of separated lovers in Sliema takes an unexpected turn after 40 years of believing his partner had died.
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San Ġiljan edge Sirens in hard-fought match
San Ġiljan defeats Sirens 16–14 in a closely contested water polo encounter while Sliema returns to winning form.
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San Ġiljan beat Sliema in crucial local derby
San Ġiljan defeats Sliema Techfinity Hub 14–11 in intense water polo match, taking sole lead in championship standings.
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Sliema Fort fitness dominate futsal playoffs
Sliema Futsal Fort Fitness secures commanding 5–1 victory while crucial playoff positions take shape across Malta's men's futsal leagues.
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Life-size last supper display to feature in Sliema
A religious exhibition featuring life-size statues depicting the Last Supper will be showcased in Sliema with sacred artefacts.
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Sliema ASC take historic third place in Europe
Local water polo team achieves Malta's first European club medal with bronze finish in LEN Challenger Cup
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Sliema ASC claims historic European bronze
Local swimming club achieves unprecedented success at European championships, bringing home bronze medal for Malta.
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St Julian's routes diverted for st patrick's
Bus routes between Sliema, St Julian's, St John's and Pembroke face temporary changes due to St Patrick's Day road closures.
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Four teams battle for final two top-six spots
Valletta, Naxxar Lions, Sliema Wanderers and Birkirkara compete for remaining spots in championship playoff phase.
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Sliema council flags traffic management gaps
Local council expresses frustration over exclusion from traffic planning discussions following previous event disruptions.
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Pace cocks brings experience to Naxxar lions
Former Sliema Wanderers player Neil Pace Cocks shares his football journey and commitment to Naxxar Lions.
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Sliema advance to European cup semi-finals
Local water polo squad to face Lithuanian champions EVK Zaibas in upcoming semi-final clash of European competition.
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Sliema edge San Ġiljan in istanbul showdown
Local team claims crucial 16–15 win in tightly contested match during group stage competition in Turkish capital.
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Work defies stop notice at Sliema hotel site
Excavation work proceeds at contested hotel development project in Sliema following enforcement action by planning authorities.
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Floriana extend lead after Sliema derby win
Floriana secured a crucial 1–0 victory over Sliema Wanderers in the Old Firm Derby, extending their championship lead to five points.
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Sliema, St Julian's perfect before showdown
Sliema and St Julian's both remain unbeaten in the winter championship ahead of a crucial head-to-head local derby showdown this weekend.
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Local mayors oppose Noma Island vessel operations
Sliema and Mellieħa mayors reject Noma Island commercial vessel despite Transport Malta's licensing confirmation.
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Tribunal blocks high-rise Sliema hotel project
A planning tribunal has revoked permits for two 14-storey hotels proposed for a narrow lane in Sliema, citing concerns over the development's scale.
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Sliema–gozo ferry expected to launch in spring
Transport Minister Chris Bonett announces plans for a Sliema-Buġibba-Gozo ferry service launching spring 2024 to reduce car dependency.
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Sirens beat Valletta in winter championship
Sirens defeat Valletta Peak Insurance 14–10 in competitive Winter Championship water polo encounter at local venue.
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Top-of-table clash headlines league weekend
Floriana and Hamrun Spartans face off in crucial title race encounter as Sliema Wanderers seek important points in league standings.
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Local football administrator takes helm at Għargħur FC
Mark Pullicino appointed as new president of Għargħur FC, continuing family tradition in Maltese football administration.
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Appeal court overturns Sliema waste conviction
Criminal Court of Appeal overturns conviction in Sliema waste disposal case, highlighting ongoing environmental challenges in the area.
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Sliema Wanderers secure vital victory over Valletta FC
Local football club claims crucial 1–0 win against Valletta, ending recent draw streak and boosting league campaign prospects.
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14-storey Sliema hotels blocked on appeal
Environmental and Planning Review Tribunal blocks controversial hotel development featuring two towers with 158 rooms
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Sliema drag venue harassed amid noise dispute
Local drag bar co-owner alleges homophobic targeting of customers while resident maintains complaints focus solely on noise levels
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PA commission faces calls to resign over hotel
FAA demands PA Commission resignation following reversal of controversial 14-storey hotel permits in narrow Sliema alley.
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Tribunal rejects 14-storey hotel in Sliema
Environmental Planning Review Tribunal overturns permits for twin hotel towers after residents raised concerns about inappropriate scale.
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Valletta held, Wanderers draw with Birkirkara
Valletta dropped points in a scoreless stalemate while Sliema Wanderers earned a draw against Birkirkara in weekend league action.
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Sliema Promenade staircase collapses
A staircase along Sliema's popular waterfront promenade has collapsed, leaving authorities to cordon off the area while repair work is planned.
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Tigne marina crash sends resident to hospital
A 61-year-old man from Marsa was hospitalized following a traffic collision at Tigne Marina involving two vehicles.
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Tigne street closed after traffic incident
Transport Malta advises motorists that Tigne Street in Sliema is temporarily closed due to a traffic incident requiring alternative routes.
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BOV opens new investment centre in tas-Sliema
Malta's leading bank establishes dedicated investment facility in Sliema to serve growing client base with specialised financial services.
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Jail and €15,000 fine for Sliema cat killings
Court confirms prison sentence and substantial fine for Japanese man convicted of animal cruelty charges in Sliema.
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Sliema resident jailed for animal cruelty
Local court imposes two-year prison term and hefty fine on individual convicted of killing cats in waterfront town.
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Resident jailed two years for animal cruelty
A Sliema resident receives significant jail term and substantial fine following conviction for animal cruelty offenses.
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Civil protection responds to Sliema café smoke
Emergency teams evacuated people from Bisazza Street café as precautionary measure following smoke reports.
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Bisazza Street shop fire prompts evacuations
A blaze at a commercial establishment on Bisazza Street led to precautionary evacuations of nearby residents with no reported injuries.
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Emergency teams tackle smoke at Sliema café
Civil Protection Department crews respond to smoke emergency at local café in Sliema's commercial district.
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Abner aquilina fit to stand trial, court rules
Psychiatric evaluation confirms defendant capable of understanding court proceedings in Paulina Dembska murder trial.
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Delia: parents share Sliema gang-attack fears
After his 14-year-old son was assaulted near Tigné Point, Adrian Delia said other parents contacted him with similar stories, even as police figures show few reported fights between minors.
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Sliema Wanderers sign striker Uros Djuranovic
Local football club secures experienced 32-year-old attacker who previously impressed with championship-winning performance in Malta.
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BOV opens new investment centre on Tower Road
BOV inaugurates modern investment centre in Sliema, relocating from Gzira to better serve clients with enhanced facilities.
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Developer seeks to sanction Sliema demolition
Carlo Stivala seeks to legitimise facade demolition and add two additional hotel floors in controversial Sliema development project.
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Valletta face Floriana in top weekend fixture
Weekend's Premier League matches feature the eternal rivals clash while Sliema Wanderers seek to overcome recent disappointments.
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Community and police honour olivia wojnowska
Memorial service held at St John Bosco Chapel in Sliema for 13-year-old Polish girl who tragically lost her life in Cirkewwa.
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Maypole marks 125 years with Sliema art piece
Historic Maypole company commemorates its 125th anniversary with a special art installation along Sliema's waterfront.
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Premier league serves up six balanced fixtures
The 19th round of Malta's Premier League features six evenly-matched games, including Sliema Wanderers facing Hamrun Spartans.
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Sunday memorial for oliwia wojnowska, 13
Polish community in Malta will hold memorial service at San Ġwann Bosco chapel in Sliema for teenage tragedy victim.
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Giuseppe calì mural restored at sacro cuor
Restoration work brings back the vibrant colours of 'The Triumph of the Immaculate Conception' at Sliema's beloved parish church.
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Striker Marcelo Santos joins Sliema Wanderers
Sliema Wanderers announce the signing of experienced Brazilian forward Marcelo Santos from Marsaxlokk FC.
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League weekend headlined by Valletta vs Hamrun
Weekend fixtures include renewed rivalry between Valletta and Hamrun Spartans, plus Sliema Wanderers face Hibernians at home.
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Sliema Chalet suffers further storm damage
Storm Harry has caused additional deterioration to the abandoned waterfront structure that has stood empty for over six decades.
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Carlo mamo's legacy reaches beyond football
Former footballer Carlo Mamo's 18-year career and championship wins with Sliema Wanderers demonstrate lasting influence beyond the pitch.
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Italian legend Niccolò Gitto joins Sliema ASC
Former Italian international defender Niccolò Gitto begins new adventure with Sliema ASC, bringing European championship experience to local club.
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TV host draws controversial justice parallels
Local media personality sparks discussion by comparing recent criminal cases and questioning consistency in judicial sentencing.
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Construction truck spill disrupts Tower Road
A heavy construction truck has scattered debris across Tower Road in Sliema, prompting authorities to recommend alternative routes for motorists.
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Miguel baggio departs Sliema Wanderers
Sliema Wanderers confirm the transfer of Miguel Baggio following an attractive offer that benefits both player and club.
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Mayor issues warning as rough seas hit Sliema
Local authorities urge residents and visitors to avoid coastal areas as dangerous waves crash over popular seafront structures.
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Franciscan soup kitchen serves thousands
Valletta's Franciscan Soup Kitchen provided meals to 28,500 people from across Malta, including residents from Sliema.
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Rare photo: mount etna seen through fort tigné
Local photographer captures stunning alignment of Sicily's Mount Etna volcano through the historic arches of Sliema's Fort Tigné.
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Vintage bus crashes on Sliema Promenade
A vintage Maltese bus crashed into parked cars along Sliema's waterfront after the driver suffered a medical episode.
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Two face charges over Sliema elderly bag theft
Court proceedings begin against pair accused of stealing handbag from 80-year-old woman in brazen daylight incident.
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