Pringles Bring Back Fan-Favourite Pickle Flavour

Oct 11 2024

Pringles is giving fans something to celebrate as it brings back its beloved Dill Pickle flavour, causing a stir online. Originally launched in 2022, Pringles Dill Pickle quickly became a favourite among snack enthusiasts, with its signature salty, tangy taste and a hint of herbal dill. Now, after a wave of requests from fans, the flavour has returned, sparking excitement across social media platforms.

Mauricio Jenkins, Pringles’ U.S. head of marketing, commented on the fanfare, stating, “From TikTok videos to fan requests, the nation’s dill pickle craving is undeniable — and Pringles always aims to satisfy the latest trending flavor craving.”

Pickle-flavoured snacks have remained popular in recent years, with new products like Spicy Dill Pickle Goldfish crackers and even pickle-flavoured cupcakes hitting shelves. Pringles is tapping into this growing trend with the re-release of its Dill Pickle flavour, which has become the second most requested comeback in the brand’s history, just behind Honey Mustard, which returned earlier this year.

The return of Pringles Dill Pickle is giving long-time fans another taste of their favourite snack, while also enticing first-timers to dive into the ever-growing pickle craze.

National Forum Highlights Need for Stronger Media Protections

Oct 11 2024

The inaugural National Forum on Media and Information, organized by deputies Karol Aquilina and Claudette Buttigieg, emphasized the crucial role of free and independent media in a democratic society. The event, attended by numerous journalists, editors, and media professionals, opened with a tribute to Daphne Caruana Galizia and Karl Gouder.

Aquilina highlighted ongoing parliamentary discussions on laws impacting journalism, stressing the necessity for supportive media, genuine journalism, and the fight against fake news. Minister Jonathan Attard assured continued governmental consultation on media legislation.

Speaker Anglu Farrugia called for ethical reporting, asserting that “every report must be based on the truth.” Participants, including Professor Andrew Azzopardi and lawyer Therese Comodini Cachia, urged for reforms in the Broadcasting Authority and the implementation of recommendations from the Caruana Galizia murder inquiry.

Concerns about disinformation were echoed by professors Alexiei Dingli and George Vital Zammit, who warned against the dangers of fake news. The forum concluded with calls for open dialogue and critical analysis, emphasizing the need for accountability in media practices and the importance of fostering a culture of independent journalism.

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Richmond Foundation to Host Annual Mental Health Conference

Oct 11 2024

The Richmond Foundation will hold its Annual Mental Health Conference on October 25, titled “Empowering Your People: Healthy Minds for a Thriving Workplace.” The event will bring together industry leaders, mental health experts, and business professionals to discuss strategies for improving mental well-being in the workplace.

Collaborating with Working Town and UP Your Level – Performance Advisory, Coaching & Training, the conference will take place at the Dolmen Hotel in St Paul’s Bay. The agenda includes keynote speeches, workshops, and panel discussions focusing on creating healthier work environments.

Keynote speakers include Kate Hull Rodgers, Managing Director of HumourUs, who will discuss “The Impact of Humour & Mood on the Workplace.” Karl Bennett, Chair of EAPA UK, will present on “The Benefits Organisations Can Gain from Investing in Their Employees’ Mental Well-being.” Andrew Fox, a former British Army senior lecturer and PTSD survivor, will also participate in a discussion about trauma in the workplace.

The conference is designed for HR professionals, business leaders, and mental health advocates dedicated to fostering supportive work environments. Attendees will have networking opportunities to connect with experts and peers in the field.

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Maltese Miniature Artist Rebecca Micallef Launches Book in Netherlands

Oct 11 2024

Rebecca Micallef, a Maltese miniature artist, has launched her new book in the Netherlands, showcasing her 26-year journey in the world of dolls’ houses. Known for her unique collection, “My Miniature World,” Rebecca’s work includes a variety of styles, representing different historical periods. A highlight of her collection is ‘Regent Street,’ a Victorian street of shops she designed.

Micallef’s passion for dolls’ houses began in her childhood, evolving into more than just a hobby. It has become a lifestyle and an art form, reflecting her talent, discipline, and dedication. Over the years, she has grown her collection to become the first of its kind in Malta.

In her launch announcement, Micallef shared her motto, “No Sacrifice, No Victory,” emphasizing that hard work and perseverance are key to achieving dreams. She encourages others to believe in their capabilities and to take the first step toward their goals, regardless of when they begin.

“My Miniature World” is open to the public by appointment, offering a glimpse into Micallef’s creative journey. Fans can also look forward to her upcoming travel experiences, which she plans to share soon.

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