Nadur Carnival struck again with its signature satire, this time taking aim at the Jason Micallef Ta’ Qali controversy. One float featured the cheeky line: “In Nadur, fresh, full of green, Ta’ Qali gravel, no life, only a dream,” clearly poking fun at the saga that dominated headlines last year. The float didn’t stop at wordplay either. It also featured
From the Ta'Qali grass saga to a row over the next Chief Justice, Nadur's spontaneous carnival unleashed its trademark political satire with biting costumes this weekend. Next to a sign reading “Ta’ Qali forest”, one group mocked the gravel-strewn picnic site by dressing in military camouflage worn for grassy areas. Among them was a man with a clipboard
Hiring the ‘grassless’ Ta’ Qali picnic area for an event has just become more expensive, according to a new legal notice announcing an increase in fees. The cost to host an event in the picnic area has increased from €500 a day to €2,500, with an additional daily charge of €500 for rehearsals leading up to the event. Fees for events in other areas
PN MP Eve Borg Bonello has hit back at a Facebook post by Jason Micallef that appeared to take a swipe at her Nadur Carnival Costume. On Saturday night the young MP revealed her costume for the spontaneous celebrations, poking fun at the recent Ta’ Qali Park controversy. Yesterday evening, Micallef posted an image showing Borg Bonello alongside a photo
Nationalist MP Eve Borg Bonello took Nadur Carnival politics to the streets, quite literally. Taking to social media, the young MP revealed her costume for the spontaneous celebrations, poking fun at the recent Ta’ Qali Park controversy. Borg Bonello showed up dressed in construction-style gear, wearing a shirt covered in gravel with a bold “Ta’ Qali”