Education, a hot topic. Especially now with the new National Curriculum. We hear from a parent who is keen to pioneer an alternative model of schooling in Malta.
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Simple tastes
Maltese bread by artisan baker Nenu. A video to warm the heart. Insider view of baking the daily loaf.
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Weather watch: January in Malta
Weather in Malta in January is mild by European winter norms, but menacing! Stormy one day, warm sun the next.
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Does Malta shutdown at Christmas?
In Malta for your Christmas holidays. Worried you might find the islands closed for business? We’ve glad tidings that things here aren’t so bleak.
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Science Brain-drain from Malta & one man’s mission
Science in Malta is seeing a brain drain. But what can halt the flow? Funding the brightest and best PhDs would be a start, says Edward Duca.
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Weather watch: Malta in December
Weather in Malta December is cool enough to put us in the frame of mind for Christmas, but it’s far from cold as ‘Up North’ knows it!
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Olive Oil from Italy with love to Malta
Olive oil produced in Italy and brought to Malta, not by a regular retailer but by a Gozitan dentist who’s a passionate artisan producer.
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Weather watch: Malta in November
Weather in Malta in November is mild, moist but mostly set fair. You can still swim in warm seas, but you can shiver too!
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Rugs to Riches: an international design brand with Maltese roots
The Rug Company has its roots in Malta. Now, its designer rugs grace homes the world over. Co-founder Suzanne Sharp tells us what it means to be back.
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Dr John Briffa: ‘Escape the Diet Trap’ workshop in Malta
Dr John Briffa, a UK specialist in weight loss & health and a well-known author and journalist, presents the insights behind his new book, ‘Escape the Diet Trap’, 12 November.
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The Grateful Dead
We love the dead, especially in November. The month Malta mourns its souls and tolls bells for its dearly departed.
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The Cult of the Amateur
Malta has spawned global thinkers, opera tenors and snooker players. It has a talented, creative youth. But it relies on the hard graft of amateurs nonetheless.
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Pumpkin: Not just for Halloween
In Malta, a pumpkin is not just for Halloween, it’s for daily life – for stews and soups day in day out, not once-a-year lantern making.
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The Devil’s Double: an extra’s view
The Devil’s Double was filmed in Malta last year. We find out about life brushing with the film greats on set through the eyes and ears of an experienced extra.
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