Introducing The Official 2025 St Patrick’s Day Reusable Cups

Introducing The Official 2025 St Patrick's Day Reusable Cups
Mar 17 2025 Share

As hundreds prepare to celebrate the much beloved St Patrick’s Day in St Julian’s, we’re making sure that it’s all green – in every sense of the word.

In a bid to reduce the number of single use plastic cups, an initiative supported by Project Green, Clean Malta – Cleansing & Maintenance Division & Transport Malta will be making sure that YOUR good time is SUSTAINABLE!

The cups will be available from most bars on the street, so make sure to grab yours and have a good time!

And as always, don’t drink and drive and enjoy responsibly!

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€283,780 Raised In Nationalist Party Fundraiser

€283,780 Raised In Nationalist Party Fundraiser
Mar 17 2025 Share

The Nationalist Party (PN) successfully raised €283,780 in funds during a marathon event held at its headquarters on Sunday.

During the event, PN leader Bernard Grech said there is a renewed sense of hope that people are striving for—one that the PN is actively fostering through its ongoing efforts.

During his speech, Grech expressed gratitude to citizens for their invaluable support, recognising them as the foundation of a better quality of life in the country.

He criticised the Labour government, arguing that it is fatigued and has led Malta to a critical turning point. According to Grech, the PN is prepared to take charge and steer the nation in a new direction.

He outlined the party’s vision, which includes key investments such as enhancing Gozo’s connectivity by introducing a high-quality ferry.

Grech asserted that last Sunday’s protest ignited fresh hope—hope for a government that prioritises the interests of Maltese and Gozitan citizens.

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Dog Left Chained For Two Years Rescued

Dog Left Chained For Two Years Rescued
Mar 17 2025 Share

Vuci ghall-Annimali rescued a dog over the weekend after it was found tied by the neck 24/7 for reportedly two years. The dog has reportedly been cleaned since and is now in a safe, loving environment.

‘Dogs should not live tied up! If you see a case like this, report it’, said Vuci ghall-animali. She is now in a happy home, clean and is looking better already.

‘The law is clear: Keeping a dog tied up is illegal! This has been illegal for several years, yet we still find people tying up their dogs 24/7. This is unacceptable’, Vuci Ghal-Animali insisted on social media.

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Majority Think Malta Has A Drug Problem

Majority Think Malta Has A Drug Problem
Mar 17 2025 Share

In a poll shared to our Facebook page, respondents largely voted for ‘yes’, Malta has a drug problem.

From a total of up to 559 respondents, 503 (as of time of writing) voted for yes, whereas only 42 said ‘no’.

‘Yes and for those unfortunate people trying to get off drugs there isn’t enough help available or your told you have to wait 3 months and be clean before you’re accepted’, said one commenter.

‘Drug problem is all over the world..in Malta we tend to feel it more because its a very tiny island’, reasoned another.

‘We have a long list of problems..I believe drugs is the way people escape those’, said one more respondent.

What do you think?

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