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Kurt Sansone

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Kurt Sansone is Executive Editor of MaltaToday. He was formerly deputy editor of MaltaToday on Sunday and later editor of Illum, before joining The Times of Malta. He was awarded best new feature in the 2012 IGM awards, and best commentary journalism in 2025.

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Young man charged with extortion and assault of 15-year-old girl in Mqabba

Court & Police

A 21-year-old man is charged with forming part of a group of people that included minors, who assaulted a 15-year-old girl and tried to extort money from her • Court denies...

Government, unions sign €1.3 billion public service collective agreement

National

New public service collective agreement will see 33,000 workers benefit from increases in basic salaries and allowances worth €1.3 billion over six years • First time...

Man hospitalised after losing consciousness in gym swimming pool

National 29 November 2024, 8:44am

Kurt Sansone

Young man charged with extortion and assault of 15-year-old girl in Mqabba

Government, unions sign €1.3 billion public service collective agreement

Man hospitalised after losing consciousness in gym swimming pool

Massive fire engulfs warehouses at Naxxar business park, two firefighters injured

APS Bank submits undisclosed non-binding offer to acquire HSBC Bank Malta

HSBC approached by ‘a number of parties’ interested in buying its Malta shareholding

Bernard Grech urges people to protest, accuses Prime Minister of protecting Clint Camilleri

Standards Committee orders Clayton Bartolo to apologise to the House, refund money paid to wife

Vatican’s cycling federation official at centre of Amanda Muscat kickback allegations

[WATCH] Clayton Bartolo resigns following new probe into allegations involving wife

Bartolo-Camilleri affair: Cassola says Prime Minister must fire ministers or step down

Irregular migration arrivals on downward trend since controversial Libya deal

First NATO Parliamentary Assembly summit for Maltese MPs

Prime Minister ignores ministers' ethics scandal during budget estimates debate