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Juliana Zammit

Juliana Zammit is a part-time staff reporter and social media journalist. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in journalism at MCAST. She was the joint-winner (2025) as upcoming journalist of the year during the IGM press awards

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Abela says government will publish Magħtab fireworks factory inquiry if magistrate allows it

National

Prime Minister Robert Abela pledges not to leave victims of Monday's fireworks factory explosion without support, and says the magisterial inquiry will be made public if...

WATCH | Making equality its own ministry confirms Labour’s record on civil rights, Abela insists

National

Prime minister says elevating equality to a full ministry confirms Labour's civil rights record • Ministers say they will build on past work and deliver on the electoral...

Removal of Malta from excessive deficit procedure is 'best certificate' for government, Abela says

National 4 June 2026, 3:50pm

Juliana Zammit

Abela says government will publish Magħtab fireworks factory inquiry if magistrate allows it

WATCH | Making equality its own ministry confirms Labour’s record on civil rights, Abela insists

Removal of Malta from excessive deficit procedure is 'best certificate' for government, Abela says

WATCH | Robert Abela's Cabinet sworn in

PN seeking ways to allow Alex Borg to keep Gozo seat as statute ambiguity creates confusion

WATCH | Prime minister has formed his Cabinet, portfolios announcement in the coming hours

Every minute of traffic costs Malta €67,000. Here is the full bill

ADPD candidate Brian Decelis to leave party after election results

Birds, rabbits and dairy cows among animals killed in Magħtab fireworks factory blast

Abela calls on all Maltese to help lead country forward after historic fourth Labour win

WATCH | PN leader Alex Borg concedes defeat, vows to hold Labour to its promises

Celebrations start in Hamrun as Labour wins for the fourth time

WATCH | Lorraine Borg: 'A victim is always a victim, regardless of when it happened'

Voter turnout reaches 43.59% by 2pm