Daniel Ellul is a journalist at Times of Malta. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, real estate, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and the housing market. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in both regional interest and global news.
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Daniel Ellul's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly within the context of Malta. He frequently covers a wide range of topics related to government & politics, such as renewable energy, historic preservation, transportation services (ferry), and legal issues.
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Apart from the pitch, the project will include ancillary water polo facilities, as well as two restaurants
The boat was flagged by the Malta Ranger Unit Updated at 2.05pm with Fisheries Ministry
Julian Borg says government's mass-transit timetable is too cautious
By: Daniel Ellul
Ian Borg said the plan was always for the temporary MRI machine to remain in use only until a permanent machine was installed at the St Vincent de Paul care home
By: Daniel Ellul
Hassane Soutra, 54, stands accused of grievously injuring five people in Marsalforn
By: Daniel Ellul
Stabbing victim Joseph Spiteri recalls the night of the 1999 attack
By: Daniel Ellul
The PL MP advocates for Malta's economic model as a guide for socialist parties abroad
Photos reveal widespread litter at Ta' Qali's post-concert aftermath; cleanup underway
By: Daniel Ellul
After a 13-year absence, the author is making a literary comeback
Central to the reform is a greater emphasis on mediation, Robert Abela says
