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Matthew Agius

Matthew Agius is Senior Reporter on Law and Court Affairs at MaltaToday. He is also a Legal Procurator and Commissioner for Oaths. Prior to reading Law at the University of Malta, Matthew served in the British Army.

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Grixti used ‘agents’ to collect cut on fraudulent benefits he helped constituents obtain

Court & Police

A €5,000 “fee” emerged in a number of interrogations, with recipients saying they would be asked to pay the cash after their applications were approved

State needs to wake up and address probation and parole officers strike, lawyer tells court

Court & Police

The lengthy industrial action by probation and parole officers was given prominence during the arraignment of a man facing charges of intimidation and harassment...

Legal loophole means hundreds of employment cases are time-barred

Court & Police 17 April 2024, 11:23am

Matthew Agius

Grixti used ‘agents’ to collect cut on fraudulent benefits he helped constituents obtain

State needs to wake up and address probation and parole officers strike, lawyer tells court

Legal loophole means hundreds of employment cases are time-barred

Expert in odometer tampering case says he cannot pinpoint individuals behind fraudulent activity

Accused says he proposed to Sandra Ramirez weeks before murder

Man’s domestic violence charges fall through after partner drops report

Daphne’s Law, anti-SLAPP directive, becomes EU law

Updated | Government, shareholder file appeals to National Bank of Malta compensation rulings

Marsaskala man sentenced to probation after admitting to threatening ex-partner

Court rejects case against Chris Cardona over Daphne Caruana Galizia garnishee orders

El Hiblu three receive human rights award for saving over a hundred migrants from pushback

Charge Keith Schembri with breaching Official Secrets and Secret Services Acts, Daphne Foundation says

Legal abortion will come to Malta 'one day', President Spiteri Debono says

Morningstar DBRS Confirms Malta's A ratings, notes 'weak' corruption controls