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Editorial People in glass houses throwing stones MaltaToday campaign Growing pains With such a large amount of a child's time being spent at school, teachers, along with parents, play an important influential role on a child, moulding their characters and helping them form their values Where are they now? No: 0072 - Zeppi il-Hafi 
Sport today After Malta's Danish debacle Insight Milking the land We consumers tend to take for granted the fresh produce we find at the supermarkets. We pick up our milk, yoghurts and 'rikotta' without a second thought about where they come from   Victor Paul Borg opens up a single mother's bag – her dreams, her life, her pain  Confident, pretty, charming: 19-year-old singer Ira Losco looks foward to fun and fame He did it his way. John O`Dea on one of the greatest stories ever told Isabel Warrington takes a peek at the local culture scene Georges Meekers - in wine today |
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 A toddler died and his teenage mother is fighting for her life after the car they were in plunged into the sea off Xatt ir-Risq, in Vittoriosa yesterday afternoon, where they were watching the traditional boat races for the Freedom Day regatta. The tragedy let to the regatta being called off after only six of the 10 races had been staged. [READ FULL ARTICLE]  There were mixed, spontaneous reactions to an analysis published in MaltaToday's sister paper, The Business Times, depicting estimated income brackets for six different professions. [READ FULL ARTICLE]
Shoddy Malta, here we come David Pace gives credit to the Travel Channel for presenting a real, yet thankfully somewhat restrained, picture of Malta
Agatha Barbara When you have been brought up in difficult times under foreign rule, the words social justice have a special meaning. It is these influences, among others, that have made the ex-Labour minister and former President of the Republic, Agatha Barbara, sceptical about the phrase New Labour and the concept of EU membership, MIRIAM DUNN discovers
Anglu Farrugia defends his turf Labour party spokesman, Anglu Farrugia, who stood as a defence lawyer for Justice ministry member of staff, Claudio Grech, yesterday said he found nothing bizarre in supporting Opposition leader, Alfred Sant's severe criticism of the secretariat employee's brush with the law Didier's attempt fails The flamboyant and outspoken French Ambassador, Didier Destremau, tried to enlist the help of the former President of the Republic, Agatha Barbara, in a bid to bring the party leaders to agree over the European Union, MaltaToday has learned Boomerang hits Mifsud in the face Super One journalists are remarkably good news sniffers and when HSBC announced it's turnover for 2000, the news team burst into action following a useful hint from Education Secretary Joseph Muscat Income benchmarking raises selfish eyebrows A survey organised by this newspaper's sister publication, The Business Times, relates to the income tax benchmarking exercise being carried out by the Tax Compliance Unit Malta shooting for $75m Ocean Warrior this summer Cast to include Pierce Brosnan, Aidan Quinn, Anne Heche, Martin Sheen Clarissa Cachia's acquittal Jurors ignore ‘Zeppi l-Hafi' testimony Government to satisfy 44% of stock demand The Treasury Department has reported that the issue of government stocks, worth Lm30 million with a return , in March has reflected a heavy concurrence by the general public, representing an average of Lm 5,000 per application |
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