Malta Women’s National Football Team Still Unbeaten in Nation’s League After 5-0 Victory

Oct 28 2023

The Malta Women’s National Football Team has maintained its clean shit in the UEFA Women’s Nations League after bagging its third consecutive win at the Centenary Stadium on Friday.

The Maltese national team put on a showcase of excellence, beating Andorra in a dominant 5-0 victory on Friday, a poetic follow-up to Latvia’s 5-0 win over Moldova earlier on in the day.

With two goals for Bugeja, one for Stephania Farrugia, another for Maria Farrugia and a final 76-minute penalty from Rachel Cuschieri, the undeniable women’s team is set to face Andorra again on Tuesday. In another stunning sporting feat, Maltese forward Bugeja also secured her spot as women’s all-time third top scorer and fifth in both men and women’s joint rankings.

Malta current leads its group with 9 points, with Latvia in second at 6, Andorra in third with 3 points and Moldova at the bottom with 0 points.

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25-Year-Old Man Dies After Getting Hit By Car in St. Julian’s

Oct 28 2023

A 25-year-old man from Denmark lost his life on Saturday morning after being hit by a car in Triq Mikiel Anton Vassalli, St. Julian’s.

The Police were notified of the pedestrian incident at 02:20 on Saturday, convening on site to investigate. Investigations revealed that the Danish man was hit by a Honda Accord driven by a 44-year-old Mosta resident.

A medical team was called on site to assist the 25-year-old but he was unfortunately certified dead on site.

RIP.

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This adult only Halloween offer is SCARY GOOD!

Oct 27 2023

It’s almost Halloween and all of the skeletons, ghosts, wizards, and zombies will be out in force to have some fun. Halloween offers adults the opportunity to indulge their fears and fantasies, become someone else and experience 18+ rated thrills.

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If that isn’t enough to scare your pants off, this freakishly good deal ends on 31st October at 23:59. So grab this Halloween deal before it disappears.

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Where Does The Tax We Pay Go?

Oct 27 2023

Have you ever paused to consider where your hard-earned tax money goes once it’s collected by the government?

The allocation of these funds is a complex and often misunderstood process, but let’s take a tour through the various types of government expenditure to shed light on this crucial aspect of governance.

1. Daily Expenses: The Backbone of Government Operations (47%)

A substantial chunk of your tax goes towards the day-to-day functioning of the government. This includes paying the salaries of government workers, the upkeep of government buildings, and the costs associated with the administration of the government and its various ministries. It’s not surprising that these operational expenses form a significant portion, making up nearly half of the government’s overall expenditure.

2. Long-Term Investments: Building for a Better Tomorrow (8%)

Another portion of government spending is directed towards long-term investments. These investments are like seeds sown for the future. They include the construction of schools, roads, and hospitals, all of which enhance the quality of life for citizens and create opportunities for them to earn more money, subsequently contributing more tax revenue in the years to come. While this category accounts for just 8% of government expenditure, it plays a vital role in shaping the nation’s future.

3. Help to Those in Need: A Social Safety Net (22%)

Governments worldwide have a responsibility to provide support to individuals in need. This support comes in the form of social security, disability pensions, and similar programs. Approximately a quarter of government expenditure is allocated to these essential safety nets, ensuring that vulnerable members of society receive the assistance they require.

4. Debt and Interest Payments: Meeting Financial Obligations (3%)

When governments borrow funds, they incur interest payments on their debt. A small fraction, only 3%, of government spending is dedicated to servicing this debt and paying the associated interest.

5. Subsidies: Boosting Industries and Products (12%)

Subsidies are a means by which governments provide financial assistance to specific industries or products to stimulate growth or ensure their affordability. This category accounts for a significant portion, comprising 12% of government expenditure.

6. Other Costs: Responding to Emergencies and Extending Aid (6%)

Governments must also set aside funds to respond to emergencies, such as natural disasters, and to provide aid to other countries in times of need. These costs are relatively modest, making up just 6% of government expenditure.

In an ideal scenario, a government strives for efficiency in its spending practices. The aim is to allocate more funds to long-term investments and support for those in need. It’s also crucial for a government to exercise prudence in managing daily expenses, ensuring that taxpayer money is used judiciously and not wasted.

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