G7 FRIDAYS: Malta’s Biggest Club Night Returns on 23rd May

Apr 4 2025

Nothing says summer in Malta quite like G7 Fridays, and the island’s most iconic club night is officially back on Friday 23rd May at the legendary Gianpula Main Room.

Known for packing out dance floors and delivering unforgettable nights, G7 Fridays is Malta’s biggest clubbing residency—bringing together the hottest local DJs, top international guests, and the best crowd on the island. Whether you’re a first-timer or a G7 regular, this is your sign to gather your crew and dive into the ultimate summer vibe.

But that’s just the beginning. G7 Fridays is part of the massive G7 Summer ’25 series, taking over Malta’s finest venues including Café del Mar Malta, Toy Room Malta, Toy Room Beach Club, and more. This summer’s insane lineup features global heavyweights like Adam Port, Afrojack, Argy, Claptone, and many more still to be announced.

So if you’re ready for late nights, good music, and even better memories, mark your calendars for May 23rd. Malta’s summer scene doesn’t start until G7 says so.

🎟️ Get your tickets now at g7events.com and be part of Malta’s biggest party.

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Senglea Regatta Club Claim They Were Denied Victory

Apr 4 2025

The Senglea Regatta Club claims it was unfairly denied victory during the Category A Regatta held on 31st March, due to multiple breaches of official rules and misconduct by rival clubs, particularly Bormla.

Senglea argues that by the end of the third race—having already won two and placed second in another—they had a 24-point lead and were on course for overall victory.

However, following their third win, Bormla allegedly obstructed the racecourse with boats and disrupted the event.

Senglea states that this protest was a direct violation of Rule 7.6, which forbids protests during the regatta, allowing only post-event complaints within 15 days.

Despite this, organisers allegedly called in the technical board—contrary to Rule 4.2, which limits such actions to extraordinary circumstances—and ordered a race to be restarted without valid justification.

The club further claims that the original race had run without interference, with all boats completing the course and Senglea declared the winner in official results.

They argue that the subsequent re-run was illegitimate and that even the rowers from Senglea, Bormla, and Birgu participated under protest, allowing other teams to win uncontested.

Senglea maintains the race outcome should stand and is taking legal action, demanding that the injustice be rectified.

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45 Year Old Man Arrested For Drug Trafficking

Apr 4 2025

A 45 year old man was arrested after weeks of investigations in relation to drug trafficking this week.

The police arrested the man from a residence in Żejtun, with the search yielding a number of items.

Heroin sachets, mobile phones, knives, shotgun shells and a substantial amount of cash were found.

When taken to court, he pleaded not guilty and was held under preventative arrest.

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STEM Community Fund 2025 Launched With €100,000 Budget

Apr 4 2025

Parliamentary Secretary for Youth, research and Innovation, Keith Azzopardi Tanti, announced in a press conference the fourth edition of the STEM community National fund for 2025.

This fund, managed by the Interactive Science Centre, Esplora, on behalf of Science Malta, aims to inspire and support community-based projects focused on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). For 2025, the total fund budget will be €100,000, representing a 300% increase compared to previous years.

The fund encourages schools, local councils, museums, NGOs, and other community groups to apply.

Entities are invited to collaborate with STEM professionals to create projects that are both scientifically innovative and deliver tangible, sustainable benefits to their communities.

Parliamentary Secretary Keith Azzopardi Tanti stated:

“The Government is committed to continuing its investment in and development of the research and innovation sectors. That’s why, in addition to tripling the funding compared to previous years, we are also increasing the maximum allocation per project from €8,000 to €10,000.”

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