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NEWS
Richard
Muscat’s keen sense of bad judgement
Voice
of the Mediterranean general manager Richard Muscat used
to run the radio station as if it was his own, MaltaToday
has learned...
Jimmy
for Europe
OTHER
NEWS
Authority
annuls ‘annul’ button on bus ticketing machines
To
buy or not to buy an embassy... in Schumann Square
A
tale of suicide and desperation, the Mount Carmel asylum
seekers
Death
in Parliament – the Mintoff law which killed the NBM
INTERVIEW
The
gladiator against bureaucracy
A
shop owner who became a local councillor. A councillor who
became a parliamentary secretary. A PS who defied the establishment.
Edwin Vassallo talks to Kurt Sansone about his ‘war’
THIS
WEEK
What
a type
Although
he produces art he does not consider himself an artist.
Influenced by music, Jean Michel Basquiat and Buddhism amongst
others and he has created large impressions of faces by
using contemporary technology.
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EDITORIAL
Perhaps
a softer, more subtle Austin Gatt
Dr
Austin Gatt is not a useless minister. He is a capable no
nonsense minister with a deep-rooted appreciation that words
have an expiry date as do the actions that follow. Yet,
in the case of both PBS and his commentary on the running
of Government-owned companies, he has been over indulgent
in the use of words...
OPINION
Not
in Christmas mode yet
Lord
of the Rings fails to impress Saviour Balzan and off he
goes on a head-on collision with Maltese banks for failing
to ask for fiscal receipts from building contractors
BUSINESS
FOI
pledges support for Vassallo’s war on bureaucracy
BOV’s 30th AGM highlights
strategic year, bold future
VAT
Department advises on cash register changes
Government
enterprises chairmanships reshuffled
LETTERS
A
mediator - to be or not to be
He
can - she can’t
Blackmail
on European Parliament election hopefuls
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