A different interview with Archbishop Pawl Cremona and Gozo Bishop Mario Grech
- A total of €1,350 collected by the Projectnews kids
- High School Musical on Projectnews this afternoon
- Gozo Minister speaks about Eco-Gozo on Projectnews
- Projectnews raises around €3000 for Puttinu Cares
- Projectnews team appeals for urgent blood donations
- BirdLife volunteers find shotgun stashed illegally in Bird Sanctuary
- Minister Austin Gatt featured on Projectnews
- The Police Commissioner on Projectnews
- Projectnews kids appeal for blood donations
- Projectnews kids to help Puttinu Cares kids
- Projectnews kids help Puttinu Cares kids
- Utility bills, biometric passports and personal hygiene
- Minister Dolores Cristina speaks about heavy satchels on Projectnews
- BOV launches Christmas cashback promotion
- GRTU calls for shops to open on public holidays before Easter
Who is the Italian football fan? Who shut up when he’s angry? Who likes coffee and who likes tea? Do you think they like chocolate ice-cream? Who prefers documentaries and who likes to watch action films? Do they hate waking up early in the morning? What is their favourite food and drink? What is their most embarrassing situation? – This week, four children from the Projectnews team met the two charming Bishops and asked them several questions that they were curious about.
And do you want to know more about Archbishop Pawl Cremona and Gozo Bishop Mario Grech? What are their messages for Maltese and Gozitan children this Christmas? The Projectnews team took their advice. But what did they do?
With barely few days left for Christmas Day, Projectnews team also went to the streets of Valletta, which are bustling with families on a present-shopping spree.
By the way, if you’re a fan of High School Musical, they have a gift for you. Just watch the programme next Saturday, the 13th of December, at 10.30am to get your hands on it.
Projectnews is a 30 minute programme about news and current affairs from the children’s perspectives. Projectnews is usually aired on Wednesdays at 4.30pm with a repeat on Saturday at 10.30am.













