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Leave us alone, says Tony Zarb
Karl Schembri
Dark ominous clouds awaited the troubled leader of the General Workers’ Union upon his return from a cruise in the Norwegian fjords via a flight from Amsterdam yesterday, only that he never appeared.

Parents demand probe into Special Olympics

Hoteliers want say in Cabinet

Low-cost decision expected tomorrow

OTHER NEWS

Contractor’s rubbish ablaze at illegal Rabat dump

PN to announce general election candidates by Independence Day

Maltese suffers at A-level, English still dismal

Yachtsman sailed to hell from Malta

After the feud, a crippled union

SmartCity takes up land earmarked for sewage plant

Market turns bullish on BOV shares

Employee plants MCA office film onto internet

Santa Marija residents issue legal warning to minister

Ministry mum over iSoft’s troubles

After the ‘flood’… Pullicino to clamp down on illegal development

Swieqi council ordered to remove unauthorised ‘humps’ in l-Ibragg

Standard postage to increase to 8c

Gnejna boathouses under enforcement notices

Marsaskala welcomes visitors to illegal “boathouse village”

National station’s half-a-million subsidy queried by audit report

For & Against: Summer roadworks

Interview
Putting our house (and God’s) in order
Sociologist Fr Joe Inguanez says that just like the Church needs to put its house in order to boost mass attendance, we have to sort out the country before trying to brand anything by Karl Schembri

THIS WEEK
Your Guess Is As Good As Mine
Graffiti, illustration and armed lemurs…Teodor Reljic talks to James Micallef Grimaud, Steve Scicluna and Chris Jensen whose work, along with Maria Kotzur’s, will be shown at Joseph’s Bar at the Danish Village, Mellieha – in an exhibition simply entitled ‘Boq’

Business Today on Sunday

Dream on it’s the silly season - By George M. Mangion

Vodafone sells 25% interest in Proximus

Emirates says ‘hello’ to Beijing

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