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Did Roger Debattista die in vain?

Newsreport by Saviour Balzan
If only I could find the time
Toon Today:
Sant has the solutions
Your letters
YOUR LETTERS
I POLL

Maturity and the voting age
By Niam Bezzina

Yellow Web Pages




Current weather conditions

Osama


Allegations of fraud at PBS
The Public Broadcasting Services, which has continually been dogged by bad publicity, is currently reeling from a fraud investigation cut short by news that the prominent legal adviser who was conducting the investigation had a conflict of interest

Magistrate ignores minimum punishment in child abuse case
Magistrate Abigail Lofaro went below the legal minimum when she sentenced a man to two years’ imprisonment suspended for four years after he was found guilty of defiling a six-year-old girl.

Armier rape sealed
By Kurt Sansone
Armier boathouse owners have finally got what they want albeit at a price but environmentalists are worried about the government’s intention to triple the land area on which new beach houses will be built

Sharon and baby Haley found dead in battered car
Tragedy thought to be linked to post-natal depression

More News...

Insight
Budget 2002
What does Malta need?
The Budget for next year is just around the corner. Always a hot topic of conversation, MIRIAM DUNN asked some of Malta’s personalities what they felt to be among the main issues that should be addressed this year…

Sport close-up
Local athletes need more help
The recent terrorist atrocities have meant that only 225 runners are taking part in the Gatorade Marathon next week. But it still looks set to be one of the most talked-about races ever to be organised in Malta. RAY ABDILLA gets the details from the marathon’s organiser, Barry M. Whitmore

Interview
Jason Azzopardi
At a young age, he is already carving out a name for himself as a criminal lawyer. But what of his political aspirations? RAY ABDILLA finds out…

Opinion
A taxing subject
MIRIAM DUNN hopes that this year’s budget will really target the big fish and give the minnows a bit of a break

This Week

Guzé Stagno
aims to start a new literary movement with his first novel Nbid ta’ Kuljum. So will it make him famous? Interview by Zillah Bugeja

Choke artichokes
By Georges Meekers
First a celebrity TV gardener with a yen for the wild explained how they had a rocky time in ancient Rome, lauded and ridiculed for their prickly appearance




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Editor: Saviour Balzan
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