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‘I am phoning to see if everything is okay’
– Police Chief tells Manuel Cuschieri when in Court Cuschieri turns out to be Sant’s sacrificial lamb

Pullicino Orlando meets PM and Sam Mifsud but not minister

Magistrate Peralta builds illegally in Mdina and MEPA approves

OTHER NEWS

Lufthansa Technik grows with 550 jobs… leaving Air Malta behind

Manchè gets salary slashed and submits to interview

Melita Cable pay, but contest Lm30,000 fine by MCA

Former Speaker Jimmy Farrugia dies

Clarification – Carmel Cacopardo interview

AFM commander lambastes Italian media for ‘blatant lie’

Sliema Seacliff goes under the hammer for Lm320,000

Case officer misses centenarian tree

Church parvis stagepost for Gonzi’s political homilies

MLP Sta. Venera Club: Cruel requisition order challenged in court

Council efficiency – Bormla hits bottom, Fontana flies high

Cristina keeps her promise on rent reform

Catania airport closed because of Etna eruption

CLARIFICATION – Red Cross fraud

Councils struggling to collect unpaid traffic fines

Gozo Channel fares to go down

Drunk driving examiner who hit elderly man still free of charges

Green wardens: each council, a different story

Bus drivers accept government’s say in Association

Nadur farmers up in arms against new church cemetery

Lapping it up

All police and AFM officers “security cleared” except two

Interview
Profitable exploits
The desolate mid-week, rainy night lays Paceville bare, devoid of punters, its bars spookily empty and yet still blaring ridiculously loud music. By Matthew Vella

Business
Cabinet to ask MEPA to assess fixed-wing service for Gozo

Part-timers with no other job increase by 43%

PKF in Dublin gaming conference

La Valette Multi Manager Property Fund hits EUR49.9m

Second DTTV network will be delayed

Lost sheep chew hole in Church’s pockets

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