Giulia Magri is a journalist at Times of Malta. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, crime and justice, culture and society, as well as urban development and planning. Giulia's work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing her expertise in elections, public policy, and the judicial system.
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Malta (National)
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Giulia's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics in Malta, with a significant emphasis on government announcements. Given her focus, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on political developments within Malta.
She may also be interested in event coverage related to news, tourism, and mental health within the country. Pitches offering unique insights into these topics from a local perspective may resonate well with her coverage.
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The driver is to be charged after the Finnish victim spoke publicly about his three-year fight for justice
Developments by the owner include extensions and a raised structure used for hunting
By: Giulia Magri
PN leader says becoming a homeowner is still a huge challenge 3 min read
Malta calculated the damage caused by Storm Harry to reach €128 million 2 min read
By: Giulia Magri
Winners say it's an 'honour of a lifetime' 2 min read A story that exposed a deal through which Italy built a detention facility
Housing Authority says it takes reports of potentially substandard rental accommodation seriously
By: Giulia Magri
Malta had a high level of pilots reporting experiencing 10 or more microsleeps during a shift
By: Giulia Magri
The PN said employers will end up covering the costs affecting third country nationals
Education Ministry says ACs will be installed between September 2027 and June 2028 3 min read
Malik was found in Gżira after he was reported missing on Friday morning 1 min read
