Chaos at University for Yearly ELSA vs SACES Water Fight

Oct 6 2023

If you were in the vicinity of the University of Malta earlier today and came across a large group of paint-clad, water-spraying Law and Architecture students… don’t worry because it’s tradition.

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Of course we’re referring to the yearly Freshers Week water fight, where members of The European Law Students’ Association (ELSA) went head to head with Society of Architecture and Civil Engineering Students Malta (SACES) for a chaotic round of water fighting.

With bowsers turning back and forth, Malta’s future architects and lawyers met a few hours before the water fight for pre-drinks before they marched to Vjal Tessie to cool off before an intense scholastic year.

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Maltese Designer PARASCANDALO to put on Show at Serbia Fashion Week

Oct 6 2023

As part of a collaboration between Malta Fashion Week and Serbia Fashion Week (SFW), local designer Marco Parascandalo is set to host a show in Novi Sad, Serbia.

Held between October 13th and 17th, SFW will welcome a host of designers from Serbia and beyond to strut their stuff on the prestigious runway, with Malta’s own PARASCANDALO to feature.

Known for a variety of beloved staples across the Maltese Islands, Parascandalo celebrates his 9th year in the fashion industry and looks to commemorate it with a bang.

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Rare Sighting for Malta as ‘Moon Jellyfish’ Spotted in Local Waters

Oct 6 2023

An ‘Aurelia Sp.’, otherwise known as the ‘Moon Jellyfish’ has been spotted in Maltese waters, local marine biologist Alan Deidun has reported.

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While being a common occurrence worldwide, this species of jellyfish is rarely seen in Maltese waters.

The Aurelia Sp. is reportedly innocuous, which means that it does not cause harm upon contact.

Recognised by its four, horseshoe-shaped gonads, the moon jellyfish sighting is part of the marine biologists ‘Spot the Jellyfish’ citizen science campaign. Anyone spotting these creatures is urged to photograph and report their findings whilst also maintaining the sanctity of the sea creatures’ homes.

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New Speed Camera Installed in Tumas Chetcuti Road, Attard

Oct 6 2023

A brand new speed camera has been installed in Tumas Chetcuti Road with a maximum of 60 kilometres per hour from the Imrieħel Bypass towards Rabat.

Drivers have been advised to adhere to the velocity of 60 kilometres per hour, which is 20km/h under the national velocity limit of 80km/h.

A number of street signs closer to the signs have also been installed to warn drivers, but it is so far unknown when the camera will start to become operational.

This new installation follows months of pressure and requests from the Attard Local Council and frequenters of the area after multiple road accidents took place in that same road.

Drivers stay safe!

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