Find out which candidates are coming up in Gozo
Can the PN’s new Gozitan leader reverse the ‘great decline’ and turn the island into a toss-up? asks James Debono
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The Planning Authority has granted final approval for a controversial 22-apartment block with 20 underlying garages within the buffer zone of the Ġgantija Temples in Xagħra, Gozo.
Għajnsielem mayor says no response received to official complaints
This year’s programme builds on previous editions and includes a mix of music, theatre and opera
Din L-Art Ħelwa says decision "a strong message that Malta and Gozo are not for sale"
Integrated technology delivers automated and continuous insulin therapy
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Din L-Art Ħelwa president Patrick Calleja warns site’s threat comes not from natural disaster but from ‘speculative interests’
The figures indicate continued growth and a balanced distribution of visitors throughout the year
Growing pressure on Gozo's property market
Gozo's Cultural Capital bid rekindles debate over identity
‘We are placing Gozo on the European map as a sports destination’ - Clint Camilleri
The Malta Tourism Authority said that between July and August around 3,800 persons visited the Blue Lagoon, a decreased of 68% when compared to last year
Sustainable, and value-led tourism is the
only way forward - GTA
In the second quarter of 2025, 415 new dwellings were approved in Gozo, contributing to a 7% increase compared to the same period in 2024.
Road traffic accidents and casualties across Malta and Gozo decreased when compared to the same quarter of the previous year • Fatalities amounted to five
Mġarr-Ċirkewwa remains most popular route
The Sta Verna area is considered highly significant archaeologically—predating even the Ġgantija Temples
Population on Gozo includes 31,761 Maltese citizens and 9,492 foreign nationals
Improving inter-island connectivity is being analysed under the review
Reverse Osmosis Plant in Ħondoq marks a major step in ensuring that water quality in Gozo is harmonised with that of Malta
By Joyce Farrugia - Director General, Operations Division
By Joyce Farrugia - Director General, Operations Division
By Clint Camilleri - Minister for Gozo and Planning
By Joe Muscat - CEO of the Gozo Tourism Association
By Daniel Borg - CEO of the Gozo Business Chamber
By Ivan Falzon - CEO of the Gozo Regional Development Authority
By Mario Borg - CEO of the Gozo Regional Development Authority
By Clint Camilleri - Minister for Gozo and Planning
By Anton Refalo - Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries, and Animal Rights
By Darryl Grima - President of BirdLife Malta
MTA partners with environmental architecture practice Mizzi Studio to pioneer a world-first immersive digital twin of Comino’s Blue Lagoon
Nadur local Mary Portelli, an established mosaic artist, is just weeks away from the opening of her upcoming exhibition at Il-Ħaġar Museum in Victoria on September 13
The festival brings together families, youths, and tourists for a unique night filled with culture, live music, and entertainment in a picturesque setting
This July, Il-Ħaġar, Gozo’s premier cultural centre and museum, will shine a long-overdue spotlight on one of Malta’s unsung artistic pioneers
Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri launched the Gozo Album at gozoalbum.gov.mt, an innovative digital platform designed to ser ve as a treasure trove of memories and historical stories from the island of Gozo
Dwejra is a gem of the Maltese Islands — a time-capsule of geological history, a showcase ofecological adaptation, and a window unto our home galaxy (the Milky Way) and the Universe at large
The First Maltese: How It All Began in Gozo, offers a comprehensive exploration of Malta’s early Neolithic period, highlighting Gozo’s pivotal role in the island’s prehistoric development
This year’s edition of Pops & Rocks will feature a number of headline acts including Leone Goes Pop, Rockastra and Big Band Adventures
Gozo Lace Day featured exhibitions, demonstrations, and talks on lace-making, with contributions from local artisans, students, and experts
The first buses on Gozo started to run 100 years ago in 1925
The Mediterranean Sea was a backdrop to conflicts and convergences between North African Muslim mariners and European Christians in the early modern period
Still something of a well-kept secret, Gozo is quietly gaining recognition as a revitalising detox retreat
Sharing a rich history and culture, both Malta and Gozo boast glorious oceans with traditional foods and historic monuments
Bond with friendly alpacas, enjoy picturesque landscapes, and meet other farm animals
Għarb is renowned for its traditional Gozitan architecture, characterised by charming limestone houses adorned with colourful wooden balconies
GozoToday is a weekly newspaper focused primarily on Gozo. It hopes to serve as a source of information on business, culture, entertainment and of course current affairs. Gozo has a special charm about it but it is also a bustling Island with an identity of its own. GozoToday is published every Friday and is available to numerous outlets in Gozo and on the ferries that carry so many visitors to Gozo from Malta and beyond.
Editor: Paul Cocks