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TOP NEWS | Sunday, 17 May 2009
Auditor General confirms MaltaToday 2008 reports into a €4.6 million spending spree of direct orders and mismanaged contracts at Mater Dei. Gonzi: ‘I’d do it again’ Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday ignored a warning by the Auditor General that the government was not securing value-for-money contracts, after blessing a €2 million direct order for Group 4 Securitas (G4S) to run internal security at Mater Dei Hospital, just two months before the 8 March general elections. >> NEWS | Sunday, 17 May 2009
No action against illegal Armier boathouses, Gonzi aides promise Italy proposes patrol boat captains to screen asylum claims on high seas Disappointing end to Chiara’s run Lija mayor takes MCA to court over mobile antennae More construction woes for Sliema with removal of tariffs Thumbs down to wind farm at Sikka l-Bajda - report AD promises consistency on quality of life issues Political party news chiefs step down Temporary marinas irk St Paul’s Barracudas Five years in Brussels, 300 plenary sittings and 5,000 votes later Constitutional amendment saves far-right candidate ‘Let nobody witness my horrors’ Labour, PN hog BA final debate Three men arraigned on theft, assault charges Dalli calls on medics to go for conciliation PN launches MEPs’ electoral manifesto
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EDITORIAL The Mater Dei haemorrhage
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