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Burnout. Fatigue. Anxiety. Mental health. These words have become integrated into the everyday lives of architects, especially since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, looming economic crises, and socio-political injustices taking place globally the state of mental health among individuals...

THEATRE Animal Farm Masquerade Malta has opened the 2022-2023 season with George Orwell’s classic novel Animal Farm. Reimagined by Youth Theatre Masque

ARTS FESTIVALS Birgufest Vittoriosa will be lit up with thousands of candle lights tonight as the fortified city celebrates the second night of Birgufest. Th

MUSIC Strummin’ Round the World The 18th edition of the charity concert is back in aid of the Smiling with Jerome Foundation. The concert, which featur

By Jonathan Goldsmith CNG Fuels, Europe’s largest supplier of renewable biomethane fuel, has added Aldi to its list of clients who are striving for low carbon transport within their heavy goods vehicle (HGV) fleets...

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Readers should not take on board the hearsay from supposed anonymous sources at UCT and Daily Maverick should engage more with the university.

A new exhibition at the National Building Museum (NBM) in Washington, D.C. will explore innovations in the design and delivery of affordable housing across the country.Opening on October 21st, A BETTER WAY HOME is an extension of the museum’s Equity in the Built Environment series and showcases...

Rachael Scicluna | The phenomenon of one-person households and alternative living arrangements are now becoming urgent matters in policy terms due to their environmental consequences

FILM Jack Absolute Flies Again Spazju Kreattiv is today screening a rollicking new comedy by Richard Bean (One Man, Two Guvnors) and Oliver Chris (Twelft