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Here’s what the Love Island Villa looked like before the show

Here's what the Love Island Villa looked like before the show
Jun 15 2023 Share
After a few weeks of watching Love Island Malta, you probably know the villa inside out… but a little bit of digging on the good old internet can actually give you a look of how the now-familiar villa looked pre-glow-up. 👀
No turf, traditional furniture and major lack of cannoli & milk artworks on the wall, the old villa got a major makeover ahead of the popular series’ and you could say it is unrecognisable.
 
Taking a few snaps from an old property listing, you can barely pick out the resemblance when comparing it to snapshots of the currently ongoing TV show.
 
Love Island Malta first went live on 14th May 2023, immediately becoming a national phenomenon and the subject of discussion across the country. With a few weeks left and some major drama picking up, we can’t wait to see what else is in store.
 
What do you think of the villa? 👀
 
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Worker Falls Four Storeys Whilst Working In Santa Venera

Worker Falls Four Storeys Whilst Working In Santa Venera
Jun 15 2023 Share

Earlier today, at around 0800hrs, police were informed that their assistance was needed on a construction site in Triq il-Kappillan Mifsud, Santa Venera. 

Police convened immediately on site and found, through preliminary investigations, that a man from Ghana had fallen around four storeys into a shaft whilst working in the building. 

The man was given aid from an on-site medical team, and then transported to Mater Dei Hospital for further care. He was later certified as having suffered grievous injuries. 

Police investigations are ongoing, along with the Authority for Health and Safety on the Workplace. 

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Man Grievously Injured After Fight In Football Pitch

Man Grievously Injured After Fight In Football Pitch
Jun 15 2023 Share

Yesterday evening, at around 2000hrs, police were informed that their assistance was needed at a football ground in Triq Stiefnu Zerafa, Ħal Għargħur. 

Police convened immediately on site and, through preliminary investigations, found that a 25-year-old Nepalese man resident of St Paul’s Bay suffered grievous injuries after an argument broke out between players from the two teams. 

A medical team was called on site and transported the man to Mater Dei. He was later certified as having suffered grievous injuries.

Police investigations are still ongoing. 

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Highlighting The Father’s Role in Maltese Family

Highlighting The Father's Role in Maltese Family
Jun 15 2023 Share

The Parliamentary Secretariat for Reforms and Equality celebrated Father’s Day with a public discussion that served as a reflection on the realities and challenges that fathers face in these times.

Among the topics discussed was the need for constant growth in achieving a balance between work and family life, as well as the importance of the presence and active involvement of fathers in childcare. 

Prejudices or stigmas that existed in the past regarding men engaging in traditionally female roles were also addressed.

During her intervention, the Parliamentary Secretary for Reforms and Equality, Rebecca Buttigieg, emphasized that the need for a balance between work and family life is more crucial than ever. She stated that this is essential because the female participation rate in the economy for women between the ages of fifteen and sixty-four is over 72%, according to statistics released by the NSO, which is higher than the European average.

“The concept of work-life balance and the division of responsibilities between men and women within the family unit is now more important than ever. The government has introduced a series of family-friendly measures to promote work-life balance for employees.” 

Among them are maternity and paternity leave, flexible hours, reduced hours, and teleworking. These measures address the challenges that arise in achieving a proper work-life balance for fathers and mothers. In this way, we can truly strive for equality in society,” said Parliamentary Secretary Buttigieg.

During this conference, there were also several representatives from non-governmental organizations, including representatives from the Malta Mothers Association, workers’ union representatives, and business owners.

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