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Mugliett defends ADT chief in face of damning evidence
Karl Schembri
Uncovering a web of complicity, corruption, cover-ups and incompetence, the inquiry into the Transport Authority’s bribery scandal has revealed shocking management malpractices that have widened responsibility much further than admitted so far by Transport Minister Jesmond Mugliett.

Pricey relocation for publicly funded authority

Aggrieved couples let down by Pullicino’s new scheme

OTHER NEWS

Sant pledges free vote on development extensions

“You are destroying my country”, Halim’s desperate words

Italian politician alleges ulterior motive to remove Casino di Venezia licence

Sudanese loses teeth after soldiers mistake him for someone else

PM against commercial development in Qui-Si-Sana

Political parties resist the costly sound of music

Tal-Papa earmarked for social housing by Sant commission

Possible accounting irregularities at iSoft

Border games: Tough talk in a sea of uncertainties

Labour’s no to coalitions derailed electoral talks

Health director told how Parnis breached health centre rules

Drunk examiner charged only after MaltaToday story

Pushing for the great leap of openness

Voice of Muscat to be heard tomorrow in VOM scrutiny

Former PBS editorial board chairman slams PBS commercialisation

For & Against: Attack on Lebanon

INTERVIEW
Minority retort
Hunters’ federation secretary Lino Farrugia says Malta’s hunters are a minority who should be defended from Brussels’s intention to repeal the government’s derogation from the spring hunting ban by Matthew Vella

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MCA collects Lm9.2 million, mostly from telecommunications operators

Mobile phone rates for Maltese customers travelling abroad

Pensions - quiet before the storm

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