"You wouldn't sleep at night if you hadn't read Daphne," said Rachel Attard, news editor at the Malta Independent, which published a twice-weekly column by Caruana Galizia. Caruana Galizia, 53, was educated at Catholic schools before starting work as a journalist in 1987. Fed by a network of sources who tipped her off about stories, Caruana Galizia turned into a headline machine that could set the nation's news agenda on any given day. Caruana Galizia also followed up on the Maltese content in the Panama Papers offshore accounts leaks in 2016. But even in her beloved garden, Caruana Galizia never sat still.

Source: ABC News October 29, 2017 14:48 UTC