Taking to TikTok, dog trainer Ian Cuschieri and Baxi, a K9 officer, entertained students at a school with their adorable but impressively disciplined skills.
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The demonstration formed part of an initiative to raise awareness about animals, and the students got to see how much of a good girl Baxi truly is.
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Cuschieri showed them what trained canines could do and even let them have a go at some drill exercises Baxi was happy to perform.
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According to a parliamentary question response, between May 2024 and October 15th 2024 there were 13 suicides.
One of these concerned a woman, whereas all the remaining ones were by men.
The question was posed by PN MP Ivan Bartolo and was answered by Minister Byron Camilleri.
If you or someone you love need support, please do not hesitate to reach out. Call 179 or reach out to organisations like Richmond Foundation for assistance.
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The Planning Authority has approved a 7,000-square-metre expansion of the Bengħajsa Family Park in the south of Malta. This project, led by Project Green, will bring the park’s total area to 27,000 square metres. The decision follows news of a separate approval for regenerating 20,000 square metres of land in Wied Inċita for public use.
Minister Miriam Dalli expressed her enthusiasm for the expansion, highlighting the government’s focus on prioritizing open spaces over industrial development. The park, which opened in March last year, will now see new additions such as over 140 trees, including oak, carob, and laurel. Sustainable geogrid paving will ensure the park remains accessible, while new recreation facilities, including slides, will be installed using environmentally friendly materials.
Project Green CEO Joseph Cuschieri reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to urban greening initiatives across Malta, with several projects already underway.
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Footage sent to this newsroom shows a fight having broken out in Bugibba square.
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Residents speaking to this newsroom reported that the individuals concerned were foreign and that this has become a common occurrence in the locality.
The source has also said that residents have been asking for more police presence in the area to mitigate such instances.
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