A tiny kitten was saved after it snuck into the engine of a car belonging to lawyer Paula Cauchi.
Cauchi took to Facebook to explain the ordeal and how it was resolved, thanking workers from Animal Welfare who addressed the issue. Cauchi recounted how she, some colleagues and even some MPs tried, but failed, to get the kitten out initially.
She urged people to call 1717 in case they encounter such situations.
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Joseph Mbong, a local footballer who plays as forward for Hamrun Spartans, has just been selected to join Hapoel Ironi Kiryat Shmona FC, an Israeli Premier League football club.
The older brother of two other local footballers on the island, Mbong was born in Nigeria and went on to represent Malta’s national team.
A product of Hibernians, he joined Hamrun Spartans in 2020. He was a crucial part for the latter team, bringing it back to its former glory and winning the 8th Maltese premier league in their history after 30 years.
Mbong has been attracting many foreign teams in the previous years due to his incredible pitch performances. He became a star for both the club and the country, with Hamrun Spartans saluting the player for his new experience with the Israeli club.
Congratulations and massive good luck Joseph Mbong!
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It’s not everyday that Maltese media get up close and personal with some of the biggest names in the industry, but photographer Calvin Jurkovic managed to rub shoulders with some global giants, including Conor McGregor, at the Monaco Grand Prix.
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During his time in Monaco, Jurkovic managed to snap some insane shots from within the pit lanes and on the paddock, effectively capturing the excitement and intrigue of an F1 race from as close a point as can be… but the real highlight came when he came up close & personal with the Notorious himself.
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The Maltese photographer managed to get some shots of the Notorious Conor McGregor, who visited the Monaco F1 Grand Prix with his ‘supercar of the sea’, worth a cool $3.5 million.
In Jurkovic’s reel, the Maltese creator managed to capture the eccentric fighter and outspoken personality walking down one of the lanes as he greeted fans in a bright co-ord outfit and signature shades. Despite being surrounded by security and a considerable entourage, the resulting snaps were an absolute moment.
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Shaun Farrugia is continuing to get the recognition he deserves as he makes international waves following his song cover being used on popular TV show Love Island.
Farrugia’s cover of ‘Blinding Lights’ by The Weeknd was played on the episode’s 10th episode, and that brief moment of exposure sky-rocketed his already growing fame upwards.
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The local singer’s cover made it to 38th place on Shazam for the United Kingdom, right in between Jane Air and Tate McRae. The cover also placed 83rd on the UK iTunes chart, right below Jax Jones’ ‘Lonely Heart’.
The moment his song played was shared with an Instagram post by Shaun himself, who could not contain his excitement at the fact that the show, which millions worldwide tune in for, was using the track.
For those who don’t know (somehow), Shaun has been collaborating with international DJ Martin Garrix, producing two songs in the span of less than a month. His music has been played at massive concerts and his recognition only expanding by the day.
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