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TOP NEWS | Sunday, 11 October 2009

Tonio flies with big business, Debono accuses him of ‘conflict’

Finance minister Tonio Fenech was yesterday queried about a “conflict of interest” by a Nationalist MP, during a rowdy five-hour meeting of the Nationalist parliamentary group at Villa Preziosi in Lija. >>

Caught red-handed on camera

Tigné to get ‘final makeover’ as MIDI asks for more

Budget 2010 – Raise taxes or cut benefits?

Women on the verge of popular disgruntlement

After 14 years, reform bill to see light of day next month

Malta Independent boasts of invoking freedom law that is not yet into force

Pig slurry causes sewage discharge in Mellieha

Maltese couple lose family in Messina tragedy

Migrant insists on claim that AFM made forced repatriation to Libya

Online gaming employees spend millions on property, leisure

€4 million allocated for road surface repair works

Boxing champ on drug charges can’t keep out of the headlines

Michael Falzon wants public ‘to appreciate fireworks volunteers’

Discovery of 5,000-year old tombs at Kercem

Hunters complain about teachers’ anti-hunting remarks

Sanaa’s unfinished house

OPINIONS

Saviour Balzan Caught red-handed, and still no one seems to care	Raphael Vassallo: Taking the Peace...	Evarist Bartolo EIE – enjoying legal immunity
Claudine Cassar Phew! My parents cannot get a divorce	Robert Musumeci’s analysis of MEPA decisions	Michael Falzon Oh, to be a Minister!
	Anglu Farrugia Who is to blame for Fairmount?	A tribute to Ebba von Fersen Balzan

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EDITORIAL

The game’s afoot

It is perhaps symptomatic of the troubles currently facing government that, of all things, it had to be a discussion on amendments to the Lotteries and Other Games Act to have finally precipitated a showdown..>>

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Budget 2010 – Raise taxes or cut benefits?

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So near and yet so different

Only 35% will be taking a holiday this summer

The wiser, grey pound

Shopping in the City

Corned beef? a matter of class

Labour poised for absolute majority

Turnout drops to 79%

Labour Party heading for absolute majority

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INTERVIEW

Joseph’s amazing Technicolor coalition
In his bid to attract disillusioned Nationalists, JOSEPH MUSCAT has added a pale blue tint to Labour’s pinkish progressive coat. But is the party’s transformation only skin deep?>>

Some rules are not meant to be broken

The story of the €50 T-bone ain’t fiction

Hungry for breakfast, lunch and dinner

The art of subtle conversion

Waiter, there’s a petrol tank in my soup!

I ’m listening

Taking the Weather with You

Planning Japan

Delicious Mauritius

Not reinventing the pizza wheel

The name game

Soaring to new heights

Shatter the silence

Puss in London boots

Don’t stop ‘til you get enough

The age of grace

Food of the gods

It just Pops Out

Life is almost a beach

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I’m not there

From rags to…?

The flakes and the fury

Good forecast for gluttons

Aliens - out!

Lost in translation

A basterd’s work is never done

Toy stories

Going off the rails on a crazy

The rodents in the
ointment

Revenge of the nerd

As queer as you’d expect

The story of L

Too much is never enough

Dubya’s last stand

Keep it Simple, Stupid

On a political prisoner

Guess who’s back?

Kid's stuff? Not really

She was once a girl,
believe it or not

A howling shame

Putting the dead in deadline

Gag…reflex?

Delicious double-crosses

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