Giselle Revealed As New Love Island Malta Host!

Apr 14 2025

Love Island Malta is back for a fiery third season, and it’s turning up the heat with the introduction of its brand-new host, Giselle Spiteri.

Unveiled in a dramatic launch video, Giselle is set to bring fresh energy, style, and sass to the villa as a new batch of Islanders search for love under the Maltese sun.

“I’m absolutely thrilled to be joining Love Island Malta for season 3!” said Giselle. “I can’t wait to see sparks fly as the Islanders connect, clash, and create unforgettable moments. It’s going to be a summer to remember!”

This season promises an explosive mix of romance, drama, and unexpected twists. With Giselle at the helm, viewers can expect an even more engaging experience as relationships are tested and new bombshells arrive to shake things up.

Love Island Malta brings together singles in a luxurious villa where they must couple up to stay in the game. Along the way, they face challenges, temptations, and viewer votes that decide their fate.

With high stakes and even higher emotions, only one couple will walk away with the ultimate prize—and, hopefully, true love.

But what do we know about Giselle, who will be filling in the shoes of the previous two seasons’ Yazmin Helledie?

Well, she is an ex-dancer and a model who loves to travel and is even a psychotherapist in training at the University of Malta!

We also know she’s in love with a very special someone herself as she guides season 3’s islanders towards potentially finding their match!

We have no doubt that Giselle will rock as the new host of Love Island Malta Season 3!

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Paws & Claws Easter Adventure at Esplora

Apr 14 2025

Paws and Claws easter Adventure, is set to take place at the Esplora Interactive Science Centre in Kalkara on 26 and 27 April 2025.

Organised by Esplora on behalf of Science Malta, the event aimed to combine science, technology, and education with the joy animals bring.

Visitors are promised interactive science shows and the chance to meet unusual animals, including reptiles and snakes, thanks to the involvement of over 20 local collaborators from the animal care sector.

Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Animal Rights, Anton Refalo, said the event will help spark curiosity and raised awareness about biodiversity, sustainability, and the role of animals in our lives.

Parliamentary Secretary for Youth, Research and Innovation, Keith Azzopardi Tanti, praised the initiative, saying, “Esplora continues to innovate with educational and engaging events that nurture curiosity, creativity, and empathy. We look forward to seeing the community come together for this beautiful experience, a true testament to how STEM education can be both enjoyable and impactful.”

The event will also feature an Adoption Corner, offering families the opportunity to meet animals in need of a new home, while promoting responsible pet ownership and compassion among children.

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New OHSA Hub In Gozo To Enhance Worker Health and Safety

Apr 14 2025

The Minister for Justice and the Reform of the Construction Sector, Jonathan Attard, accompanied by the Minister for Gozo and Planning, Clint Camilleri, visited two Gozo-based companies committed to the health and safety of their employees — FXB Group and Carefree Sofas and Mattresses.

The OHSA Hub will serve as a permanent presence in Gozo, making OHSA services more accessible to the local community.

During his visit, Minister Attard highlighted the importance of the OHSA Hub, stating that it represents a crucial step forward in ensuring the wellbeing of workers across the island.

Minister Attard stressed that the opening of the OHSA Hub is critical to improving operational efficiency. With inspectors based in Gozo, the authority will be able to respond more quickly to incidents, complaints, and requests for information.

The hub will serve as a central point for managing complaints, including those submitted via the helpline 138.

500+ Children Helping Local Councils Shape The Future

Apr 14 2025

500 children from across 65 Local Councils took part in a nationwide initiative aimed at giving young people the space to express their ideas, thoughts, and vision for the future within their communities.

Alison Zerafa Civelli Member of House of Representatives Of Malta together with President Emeritus Marie Louise Coleiro Preca, brought together local mayors to make this initiative a reality.

Speaking at a press conference by the Malta foundation for the Wellbeing of Society held act St Benedict College in Kirkop on Saturday, former President Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca praised the initiative, highlighting its potential to transform communities through youth engagement.

The event was also attended by Education Minister Clifton Grima and Local Government Parliamentary Secretary Alison Zerafa Civelli. Zerafa Civelli emphasised that the initiative empowers children to take part in shaping their future.

Ben a nine-year-old boy said the children’s council is a safe space where kids can share ideas, learn from one another and take part in a community.

Zerafa Civelli said the Children’s Local Councils were giving Maltese and Gozitan children the opportunity to think and decide their own future.

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