Malta could stand to lose EUR12 million in funding if both the sewage treatment plants planned for Gozo and Mellieha are not operational by the end of 2006.
Why not in my backyard? Denying Alfred Sant’s allegation that government wants to build a golf course in Ghajn Tuffieha to favour their secluded hotel, Winston Zahra and his namesake son admit it would not be a bad development to have next door. Definitely better than Maghtab. by Karl Schembri
Sports Talk
Not just a fighting sport Kenneth Abela President of the Malta Karate Federation takes some time from his busy weekend at the Mediterranean Karate Championship to talk to KEVIN GRECH about this exciting sport
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Sculpting beauty Nicole Durand is a French sculptress who has exhibited her works around the United States, France and Italy.
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EDITORIAL Finding the energy The cost of energy has always been a problem for our country. Our limited resources and our total dependence on importation means the price of oil will always be high and burdensome on the Maltese economy
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Denying Alfred Sant’s allegation that government wants to build a golf course in Ghajn Tuffieha to favour their secluded hotel, 
The cost of energy has always been a problem for our country. Our limited resources and our total dependence on importation means the price of oil will always be high and burdensome on the Maltese economy
