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Editorial
Waiting
for decisions to be taken
Newsreport
by Saviour Balzan
Definition
of a festa
Toon
Today:
Have we seen this before?
YOUR
LETTERS
+
MaltaToday
asks..
Where
are they now?
John Bundy
No: 0094
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Magistrate
Miriam Hayman has expressed relief with her close colleagues that
details of the inquiry have finally made the headlines.
[READ MORE]
Described
as sleazy and devious, a Planning Authority official is extracting
money from individuals who have erected satellite dishes without
the necessary notification. The person, who is well known to anyone
who regularly visits the PA, has concocted an ingenious method of
discovering who has a satellite dish without a notification order
[READ
MORE]
A reporter with
very close connections to the infamous Maltese Secret Service has
and is attempting to extort favours from individuals under criminal
investigation [READ
MORE]
Richard Muscat
What is it like to be forced to live outside of your country
for fear of political repercussions? Richard Muscat tells MIRIAM
DUNN about those years he was forced to spend in Italy, prior to
the 1987 election, and what he has been doing since
Maltese
scare for Czechs
MILAN
BAROS spared the Czech Republic’s blushes as they edged past
Malta by the narrowest of margins, triumphing 3-2 in Telice on Wednesday
evening
Three
years later
Stefan
Zrinzo Azzopardi looks back at the promises made in the last election
Colin H Tabone
Island sound Radio’s managing director is taking it to bigger
and better things. Interview by Zillah Bugeja
A fair day’s work
All over Europe, civil servants have a reputation for languor. Victor
Paul Borg compares the experience of working in the civil service
in the UK with its counterpart in Malta
Nose on the wheel
By Georges Meekers
Only a small quantity of wine consumed today actually manages to
deliver all the messages it’s capable of
Secret
Service official and businessman give evidence
By Kurt Sansone
A number of people earmarked by the Police Commissioner, have
given evidence in front of Magistrate Miriam Hayman, who is heading
the inquiry into allegations of sexual harassment against the Police
Commissioner
A case of two weights and two
measures?
Two police inspectors who were accused of sexual abuse were automatically
suspended on half pay, after the alleged victims presented their
report at a police station. The procedure meted out to the two police
inspectors contrasts heavily to inaction on the part of the Home
Affairs Minister regarding the serious allegations of sexual harassment
made against the Police Commissioner, George Grech.
Ban
PA fee for installation of satellite dish say dealers
Satellite
dealers, who are increasing in number in Malta, want the Government
to remove the fees regarding applications for notifications to the
Planning Authority for installing a digital satellite dish. The
dealers say that this goes against the concept of free trade and
gives an unfair advantage to Melita Cable Television
Air
Malta seeks chief executive from foreign pastures
In an
unprecedented move, the national Airline Air Malta is advertising
the vacancy of Chief Executive Officer
Price
Club future bright - Zammit
foreign
company to take 50% equity stake in chain
In
a wide-ranging and candid interview, Price Club director Victor
Zammit this week expressed his belief that, despite the highly publicised
financial difficulties encountered by the supermarket chain over
recent months, the chain nevertheless has a bright future
Widespread
call for investigation into PA board's tuna penning approval
By
David Lindsay
Following
the Planning Authority's controversial decision to allow a St Paul's
Bay tuna pen - owned by Azzopardi Fisheries - to double its cages
from four to eight, a group of NGOs and academics have called on
the prime minister himself to set up a team to investigate the decision
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