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The end of Terrae: Jessica Sbaraglia on her urban-farming future
Jessica Sbaraglia became the face of urban farming in Monaco, proving vegetables could grow in the heart of the city. Terrae has now closed, but the woman behind its gardens is far from finished.
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Toxic fumes erupt from Mareterra site
Thick black smoke and toxic fumes bellowed from the Mareterra site on Monday after an electrical fire broke out in Monaco’s newest district under construction.
Monaco’s hospitality sector agrees minimum wage
After lengthy discussions spanning several months, Monaco’s hospitality industry has agreed to implement a minimum pay scale for workers that reflects the French system.
Prince Albert II Foundation to take plight of the Med to COP27
Prince Albert II will head to the upcoming COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh to lead a special event alongside his eponymous foundation at the very first Mediterranean Pavilion, a space dedicated to...
Monaco mayor’s team wins Monte-Carlo E-Rally
Jacques Pastor, representing the mayor of Monaco, and Fulvio Gazzola, the Mayor of Dolceacqua won the 6th edition of Monte-Carlo E-Rally on Saturday.
Les Dossiers du Rocher: two charged in smear campaign
Two men have been charged in relation to a highly controversial anonymous website Les Dossiers du Rocher, which accuses Prince Albert II’s inner circle of dodgy property deals in the Principality....
Roquebrune-Cap-Martin to build a new eco school
A new 3,000m2 green school is to be built in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin. Currently in the planning stage, it is expected to be in operation by 2025. Here’s what to expect.
