This secret Netflix trick will change the way you watch films & series

Dec 9 2022

Whether we like to admit it or not, streaming platforms have taken over the way we live & consume media. Global entertainment giants like Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime have arguably become our primary sources of entertainment and this Netflix code trick will change the way you consume media

We all know how difficult it is to come to a conclusion as to what film or TV series will be gracing our screens, but thanks to Netflix’s secret watch codes, that problem may be solved sooner than you think.

These secret codes are Netflix’s worst kept secret and, by simply entering the digits into the platform’s search bar, you can categorise what content pops up based on criteria like plot, characters, rating, language and more.

For example, typing in ‘869’ will give you a list of Dark Comedies whilst entering the digits ‘9875’ will show you the platform’s catalogue of Crime Documentaries. ‘5475’ will give you Romantic Comedies for that one night where you can’t find the right movie and ‘75405’ will give you a variety of Zombie Horror movies.

Other codes include ‘7700’ for Westerns, ‘13335’ for Musicals, ‘31851’ for Gangster movies and the list goes on.

Give it a try and let us know what you think!

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Weightlifting prodigy Tenishia Thornton breaks multiple records at IWF World Championships

Dec 9 2022

Malta’s weightlifting star Tenishia Thornton has smashed a few records during her participation at the IWF Senior World Championships in Bogota Colombia.

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In the process, the young athlete broke a commonwealth youth weightlifting record, finishing with 84kg on the snatch and 104kg on the clean and jerks.

As a result, Thornton surpassed previous record holder Sakuma Adka from India, who held the record at 180kg. If that wasn’t enough, Tenishia also broke four national records in four different age groups in the 59kg.

Finishing 33rd place overall from 52 global athletes, Thornton was also the youngest athlete taking part in the competition.

Go Tenishia!

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MSPCA calls for donations as they continue to treat suffering abandoned dogs

Dec 9 2022

The Malta Society for Protection and Care of Animals (MSPCA) has issued a call for help as they continue to treat suffering abandoned dogs.

“How much more suffering will they endure? How can you let them get to this state and then abandon them to fend for themselves? When are we going to learn to respect animals?”

The animal protection society’s post sheds light on the state of the animals after they picked them up from the streets at 5:30am on Wednesday. Named Meg and Zeus, the dogs were vet-checked and were confirmed to be Parvo and Giardia positive, two infections which are seriously harmful to canines.

The male was reportedly covered in scars and bite marks, potentially from being used as a ‘bait dog’, a term used to describe a canine which is used to test another dog’s fighting instinct and is often injured or killed in the process.

Donations can be made via BOV Pay on 79530468 or by visiting the MSPCA’s website.

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1,414 reports of domestic violence in Malta between January & October

Dec 9 2022

Up until October 2022, the Malta Police Force’s Gender Domestic Violence Unit received as much as 1,414 reports of domestic violence.

This was revealed by Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri during a parliamentary reply. The minister went on to reveal that of the 1,576 reports, 1,119 were women while 457 were men.

The highest amount of reports were made in St. Paul’s Bay with 88 reports, Birkirkara with 60 reports and Zejtun with 59 reports.

Sixteen of the domestic violence reports requested shelter, 14 of which being women and two being men.

The recent murder of wife & mother Bernice Cassar in Paola shed light on Malta’s domestic violence concerns, with MPs and members of the public arguing a case of inefficiency in dealing with domestic abuse cases.

In 2021, a total of 1,932 domestic violence reports were made in Malta.

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