Stakes are higher for dancers as Brillanti quarter finals begin!

Mar 31 2023

The quarter finals for Brillanti Dance will begin TONIGHT as the chosen few will further be tested with a new set of challenges by the panel of judges.

Judges Brenda Lee Grech, Andrea Attila and Patrick Odametey will be giving the group the first task – and it seems as though the competitors have only a few hours to create something to impress the judges with!

The quarter finals process will see only 12 out of 25 dancers chosen from the auditions moving on to the next level – the semi-finals.

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All of them have different approaches to the task ahead – with some expressing nervousness and others welcoming the challenge with open arms.

We’ll see who makes it through to the next round in this first episode of quarter finals. Tune in to Brillanti today, Friday 31st March on ONE at 2030hrs, to find out!

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Former Eurovision winners Lordi arrive in Malta ahead of concert

Mar 30 2023

Former Eurovision winners and Finnish rock band Lordi have officially arrived in Malta ahead of their concert tomorrow, 30th March 2023.

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The Finnish rock band formed in 1992 and are known for their wearing of monster horror masks and using pyrotechnics during their adrenaline pumped performances.

The band rose to prominence in 2002 with their hit single ‘Would You Love a Monsterman’ and then went on to win the Eurovision Song Contest in 2006 with their song ‘Hard Rock Hallelujah.’

Lordi will be performing tomorrow live in Malta at Aria Complex at 2030hrs – an event expected to attract metal and rock fans from all over the island.

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Airport & Kirkop tunnels project 95% complete

Mar 30 2023

Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects Aaron Farrugia revealed on social media that 95% of the airport and Ħal Luqa project is finished.

The Minister shared aerial footage of the site, showing the ongoing building of an underpass and a flyover. The project was announced in 2019 and was revealed to be worth €18 million.

The project began back in January 2021 and has seen constant road passage adjustments for commuters.

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Tallinja card holders to be able to donate credit to Puttinu Cares

Mar 30 2023

Malta Public Transport has just launched a facility to allow Tallinja card holders to apply for a refund for any residual credit on their cards – or, if they’re feeling charitable, have the option to donate the credit to Puttinu Cares.

The refund process will be introduced in a staggered approach, starting with the Gozo cards in April 2023.

This follows the introduction of free public transport for all Tallinja Card holders as customers gain the option of topping up their Cards to pay for Tallinja Direct services, Tallinja on Demand, as well as Valletta Ferry Services and the Upper Barrakka lift.

During 2023, customers will be able to use their card on more services, as they become available as the credit on Tallinja Cards does not expire.

‘Customers whose credit on their Tallinja Card amounts to less than €5 are able to spend this credit on any of the other mobility services available or donate it to Puttinu Cares Foundation. For clarity, all Tallinja Card customers will be able to donate all their Tallinja Card credit, irrespective of the amount on their card. All donations made to Puttinu Cares Foundation will be made in full, without any deductions from the credit on the Tallinja card.’

Customers can request their refund or donate to Puttinu based on the following schedule: From April onwards, Gozo cards; From May onwards, Child and Concession Cards; From June onwards, Adult and Student cards.

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