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Twistees go pink for breast cancer awareness month

Twistees go pink for breast cancer awareness month
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One of Malta’s favourite snacks, Twistees, has switched up its packaging to a pink colour to raise awareness for Pink October. The month is dedicated to raising awareness on Breast Cancer, and Twistees is now jumping onto the good cause by selling packets with the iconic colour associated with the movement. 

A donation to ‘Action for Breast Cancer Foundation’ is being made by Twistees on sale of the pink packets. 

Twistees is Malta’s iconic branded snack established over 40 years ago, coming in nibbles with a whole range of flavours. As the brand continues to grow through innovative new marketing ideas, their latest move will help raise awareness about a situation which impacts thousands around the globe. 

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First reading on cannabis reform proposal tabled by reforms minister

First reading on cannabis reform proposal tabled by reforms minister
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Posting to Twitter, Reforms Minister Owen Bonnici revealed that he presented the first reading of the cannabis reform proposed by the government. Bonnici stated that this bill will establish a new legal framework governing responsible use of cannabis. ‘This important reform will keep showing [the Maltese government’s] unwavering and determined commitment to continue to be at the forefront of progressive change.’

The White paper is mainly proposing the decriminalisation of cannabis for those in possession of under 7grams or less for personal use. It also proposes that proceedings be seen before the Commissioner of Justice rather than criminal court. The cultivation of up to four plants of cannabis per household is also being proposed, with the Prime Minister also promising the inclusion of a legal course of procurement. The latter has not yet been clarified. 

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You can actually MAKE MONEY by attending this comedy pilot test show in Malta

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As Malta’s events industry begins to take shape after a considerably turbulent period, many organisers across the country are doing their utmost to collaborate and contribute to the scene as it slowly restarts. From concerts to comedy shows, Malta’s events are slowly taking flight and, in an attempt to contribute to the thriving events scene, an important pilot event will be held on October 8 to provide valuable insight on events ahead of the winter season.

The Malta Entertainment Industry and Arts Association (MEIA) together with Festivals Malta, Visit Malta, the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) and the Department of Health are are holding an important research project in the form of a comedy show featuring beloved Maltese performers DANUSAN, Comedy Knights and Bla Kondixin. Attendees must undergo a COVID-19 PCR test following the event (as per the pre-defined protocols) and will receive €40 in government vouchers as a token of their contribution.

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The pilot event will have zero restrictions, no distance between seats, no masks and drinks and food at the bar during the interval and will hopefully pave the way for a brighter, more relaxed events scene in Malta.

You can register and find out more by visiting this link.

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Squid Game was rejected for 10 years before Netflix release

Squid Game was rejected for 10 years before Netflix release
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Despite being the series on its way to become Netflix’s biggest show ever, Korean drama Squid Game was rejected by local studios for over 10 years. Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk revealed to Wall Street Journal that he came up with the concept over a decade ago, despite at the time having to sell his laptop for money and halting script-writing due to financial problems. Film studios continuously rejected his pitches for the now famous series, saying it was too implausible and grotesque, 

Netflix allegedly picked up the show because they thought it depicted class struggles and thus spoke to reality. Hwang even pointed to the effects of COVID-19 as having increased the disparity between the rich and poor. IGN reviewed the series and gave it a 9 out of 10, being also the first Korean series to land a number one position on Netflix. It’s all anyone is talking about, with TikTok flooded with people games featured in the series and even the player jumpsuits hitting number one on Amazon purchase lists. 

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