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Mugliett bypasses ADT and objects to speed cameras
Karl Stagno-Navarra
In an unprecedented move, Roads Minister Jesmond Mugliett has bypassed the Transport Authority (ADT) by writing personally to the Zejtun Regional Joint Committee to halt a request to operate mobile speed cameras in the region, that also includes localities in his constituency.

Party of non-voters hits new high

PBS cuts costs by using funds earmarked for programmes

General and local elections may be held on the same day

OTHER NEWS

From IT to real estate and hotels

MEPA clamps down on dust next to chairman’s residence

Resident steps up challenge to Sliema council for damages

Malta at heart of Mediterranean’s bluefin tuna crisis

Nationalist MEPs vote against reference to lesbian and migrant women

Mintoff documentary taken off TVM

Maltacom posts disappointing first-half results

Faulty radar misses appointment with first storms

MaltaToday journalist testifies before police inquiry

Special Olympics head removed after MaltaToday revelations, but accounts remain out of sight

Blurring the lines: Pullicino steps into MEPA’s shoes

Ta’ Cenc controversy: Pullicino blames the media

Controversial councillor reappointed Mayor

For & Against: Keeping a register of paedophiles

Interview
Could he get any smarter?
What better way to celebrate independence than to copy the brand name of a foreign investor from Dubai that has engulfed our national telephone company and is changing the face of Ricasoli? PN Secretary General Joe Saliba thinks it’s smart to do just that by Karl Schembri

THIS WEEK
Bobbins and Threads
Margaret Farrugia explains a life's fascination with lace, past and present. Peter Farrugia takes a closer look. Photography by Denise Scicluna.

Business Today on Sunday

GlobalCapital reaps the rewards of diversification

La Valette Multi Manager Property Fund Hits EUR39 million

Proposal to scan all US-bound cargo

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