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TOP NEWS | Sunday, 09 December 2007

Government boycotts judge and magistrate
Government has decided to formally exclude a judge and a magistrate, both of whom are accused of breaching the judicial code of ethics by the Commission for the Administration of Justice, from all official functions with immediate effect.

Euro price hike scare
If the Prime Minister decides to go for an election early next year, immediately after the change of currency, he will have to live with an anxious electorate which associates the Euro with price increases.

Louis Deguara turns down Mental Health Commission’s free drugs proposals
Health Minister Louis Deguara has said he disagrees with the National Commission for Health Reform’s proposals to widen the mental illnesses covered by free medication, claiming the commission’s views came from a “narrow perspective”.

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Anna Mallia: The Computation of Interest by the CIR

Raphael Vassallo: Men of respect

NEWS | Sunday, 09 December 2007

Sant says government soft with importers

Mater Dei too popular to keep up with emergencies

University honours first female graduate

No timeframe for breast screening

Police recruit dismissed after getting pregnant

Sliema caves: Council sends report to government

Keep gambling halls away from children – Joe Gerada

BirdLife warns of ‘possible smokescreen’ on Ta’ Cenc

Vice of the Mediterranean

Gambling madness seems to have taken the country by storm in recent weeks.
The Super 5 lottery, with its scarcely credible jackpot of Lm500,000, seems to be uppermost on people’s minds at present.Editorial >

Defiant but forgiving
A week after being appointed consultant to the Prime Minister, former Cabinet Minister John Dalli is in defiant mode.
Interview >