Carnival in Nadur

by Dr. Mario Saliba

During Carnival time, the call ‘”Let’s go to Nadur and really enjoy Carnival” is nowadays heard not only around Gozo but also in Malta. Carnival in Nadur is unique because it is spontaneous and everybody does, within limits of course, whatever he or she feels doing. Read more…

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McDonald’s Malta Opens Its First McCafé™ In Gozo

Maltese and Gozitans can now enjoy a wide selection of gourmet coffees, teas, pastries and desserts, all delivered at an outstanding value, at the new McCafé, which opens its doors to the public, Friday 16 February 2007. McCafé, adjacent to McDonald’s at the Arkadia Complex in Gozo, was officially opened by Melo Hili, McDonald’s Malta Managing Director. H.E. Mons Mario Grech, Bishop of Gozo, blessed the new McCafé. Read more…

Friends of Australia Association - Gozo

Branch Re-Established

Saturday, February 2, for the second time in years, a newly established non-government, non-profit and non-political organisation, called, Friends of Australia Association – Gozo Branch (F.O.A.A.G.) continued the Australian tradition of the Australia Day BBQ. Read more…

JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR

One success after another has proudly led the Helping Hands Group to celebrate its 10th anniversary of annual musicals. The Helping Hands Group – a non-profit organisation of teachers/students and ex-students from M.A Refalo Post Secondary School Victoria Gozo have excelled year after year with a number of musicals. Read more…

Three Tiger Cubs

While the Circus Bellucci was in Victoria, Gozo, between January 24 to Febuary 4, among the animals, on Tuesday January 31, a tiger named as Josmine, owned by Stephen Stojcec, gave birth to three cubs. To commemorate this event of their birth the three cubs have been named “Victoria” “Valletta” and “Malta”.

A spokesperson for J.S. Productions, on behalf of the company thanked the local authorities and media for their great help. He also made it clear that the animals were very well cared for and that they were kept in accordance with the standards of the World Wildlife Fund.