TOP NEWS | Sunday, 21 October 2007 Judge slams NET for unfair political slant The two members of the judiciary “outed” by the Commission for the Administration of Justice for being in breach of their code of ethics are vowing they will not step down from their positions as presidents of sporting associations... Malta’s doctors leaving to UK Bondi ordered to keep hands off budget OPINIONS
NEWS | Sunday, 21 October 2007 Investors miss out on windfall in Lombard bank sale Budget favours middle class families over low income singles It’s not all bad news… 53% of construction sites unsafe Harry Vassallo promises a ‘green house’ effect All quiet on the 9th and 10th front Frank Salt calls PM to encourage foreign property buyers Mind your SMSes, BA warns TV stations Birdlife calls for clear stand on spring hunting |
Reflections on a budget
Political football The latest PN recruit, Pippo Psaila, would like to see fair play in politics. But his deep conservatism might catch him offside ... Interview by James Debono > OPINIONS
MT ELECTION WATCH Beware of Gonzi bearing gifts All the apparatchiks at Mile End were in foul mood this week, evidently lost for words at the Trojan Horse unleashed by the Prime Minister in his last budget before going to the polls... EVENTS Celebrating 15 years in business On Saturday, 13th October, a very particular birthday party took place at the Corinthia Palace in Attard: The International Translation Ltd. (ITA) celebrated its 15 years in business.... SPORT CHELSEA BLOGGER: Life after Mourinho We are living through difficult times at Chelsea. There is so much uncertainty and so little stability at the club and it is only results that can allow us to create a steadier ship during this storm. We seem to be being hit from all angles and it is hoped that a couple of decent wins will lead to a bit more calm...
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