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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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Construction sector lobby boasts of unprecedented €100 million surge in revenue for January

National

Malta Development Association says promises of sales are up by 7%, reports 30% revenue growth, while calling for more govenment investment in sustainable development and...

Updated | Expert confirms no tampering of Keith Schembri mobile evidence bag after inspection

Court & Police

Judge Mark Simiana, together with representatives of the parties and a court-appointed expert, conducted a site visit at the courts of justice’s evidence strongroom to...

'Aggressive' drunk man tried burning down block of flats, court hears

Court & Police 2 February 2024, 1:10pm

Matthew Agius

Construction sector lobby boasts of unprecedented €100 million surge in revenue for January

Updated | Expert confirms no tampering of Keith Schembri mobile evidence bag after inspection

'Aggressive' drunk man tried burning down block of flats, court hears

Former Europol expert testifies in Yorgen Fenech compilation

Rivas murder: Prosecution yet to receive evidence of victim’s criminal past from overseas

Pilatus Bank defence hindered by 'incompatible forensic software', court hears

Teenagers charged with MCAST Mosta mugging released on bail

Updated | Three arrested in Paola during a routine traffic check remanded in custody

Judge hearing Keith Schembri's 'missing mobile' case calls urgent sitting

Woman charged with submitting false documents for residency application granted bail

Kebab shop employee charged after leaving drunk customer grievously injured

Bernard Grech testifies on PN club snub during Ħamrun feast

Recording 'suggests other murder masterminds that do not involve Yorgen Fenech', defence claims

Men charged with heroin trafficking were accompanied by 10-year-old during drug deal