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TOP NEWS | Sunday, 28 February 2010

Gonzi secures majority for tariffs motion

PM shows his staying power as he rallies MPs ahead of crucial vote

Karl Stagno-Navarra
 Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has managed to secure a majority for tomorrow’s parliamentary vote on a motion presented by Opposition leader Joseph Muscat against the revised utility tariffs>>

Libyan taken to Mt Carmel for allegations on prisoner’s suicide

Gozo airstrip: Labour’s environment U-turn

Late ARMS bill demands payment within 15 days

Extradicted Briton claims he was advised to abscond Malta by High Commission

EC decision on ODZ rationalisation expected soon

‘Ruins represent aspirations of post-war Maltese society’

Emergency number 112 unknown to 58% of Maltese

Labour comments on Eurostat survey results on energy rates

‘Minister did not mess with our work’ – arts council director

Pancontinental Oil in legal dispute on Malta exploration

Malta not expected to make 2020 renewable energy target

Reasons for Maltese demotion ‘a red herring’ – Henry Frendo

UVIA refutes discrimination claims

Lou (can’t) read

Siggiewi deputy mayor acts alone to protect residents’ rights

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EDITORIAL

Offhand reaction to prison death

The flippancy of the Justice and Home Affairs Ministry in its reaction to MaltaToday’s front-page revelation last Wednesday, of the suicide of a British inmate at Corradino Correctional Facility has betrayed the prevalent attitude of government towards the media, and its disregard for the serious conditions inside Division 6..>>
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Reform now, or never
Nationalist backbencher and family doctor STEPHEN SPITERI hedges his bets on the upcoming primary health reform as the only way the public health system can rid itself of its current problems.>>

MT Surveys

Survey confirms unpopularity of commuting

ENERGY, COST OF LIVING & JOBS

Who’s the most trusted nanny in Gonzi’s cabinet?

Consumers fishing around for better deals

Robert Arrigo ‘most wanted’ for minister

Cabinet thrives, but Fenech and Gatt hit rock bottom

Bleak times – depression at the Grand Harbour

Budget 2010 – Raise taxes or cut benefits?

FREE FALL

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

EU MEMBERSHIP – FIVE YEARS LATER

Restaurant review by Monique Chambers

Hurry up summer!

When in Rome (Or even Venice)

Time machine

Seeing red

Hasta la vista

It’s definitely fresh

Nothing ventured, nothing gained

Wind in its sails

Ruby in the sand

A-fish-ionados

At home with Gianni

Luck exists in the leftovers

Enter the secret garden

Been there, eaten that, got the t-shirt

Ain’t no mountain high enough

The road to Manderlay

 

 

 


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