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Editorial
Tax
and the professionals
Newsreport by Saviour Balzan
Anyone with a grudge please come forward…
NOW
Toon
Today:
Saliba
policies
YOUR LETTERS
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Sue your doctor ...
you must be joking
Medical profession renowned for under declaration of income
Banal fine raises
questions about judiciary
Although Reginald Cini, the 51-year-old man who assaulted former
Commissioner of Police George Grech, was let off lightly with a
mere Lm75 fine, the consequences for the rash act of vengeance could
have had much more serious consequences for him
Over 300 Maltese
given anti-Anthrax drugs
Dr Mark Muscat, one of the public health officials who is currently
on call to deal with the scares, told MaltaToday that although the
authorities would be "almost certain" that tests on suspicious
packages would prove to be hoaxes, precautionary measures have to
be taken pending test results
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Malta
vs Canada – international soccer friendly
Adios Nicky…welcome
Radzinski
One of the best ever midfielders to don a Malta shirt is undoubtedly
Nicky Saliba. The Valletta star’s never-say-die attitude
was characteristic of a player who has won everything in local
football. The 35-year old Valletta midfielder is back in the
squad, but will sadly be playing his last match for the national
team, having played 67 times for Malta |
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On
money matters and funny matters
He is not afraid to incur the wrath of the Nationalists when
he puts pen to paper on his pet subject, the state of the
country’s finances. But unusually for an accountant and
Labour activist, Joe Sammut, has also got a sense of
humour, RAY ABDILLA discovers |
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Turning
in their graves
By
Franklin Mamo
I must be reading too much Court news. Or else I inevitably
seem to come across the most ludicrous of cases. Here’s
the latest: our man in Strasbourg, Dr Giovanni Bonello, has
been charged with exposing to public ridicule (or whatever
19th century wording the law uses) a person who has been dead
for 200 years |
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Crackdown on terrorism
from within
Al Qaeda to cut at least 5,000 jobs. Report by John O'Dea
Xandru Grech
It’s all change for Xandru Grech: he’s moving
into the fashion business, opening a boutique at The Plaza.
Interview by ramona depares
What’s new
By Georges Meekers
What started out as a simple celebration of the new vintage
has become a much-hyped beano
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