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NEWS | Wednesday, 31 March 2010 Issue 157

END OF AN ERA

Not with a bang, but a whimper: 150 years of history drew to a close yesterday with the end of the Dockyard

Karl Stagno-Navarra
The Malta Shipyard gates were officially closed yesterday, ending 200 years of an era that marked the island as a naval hub. >>

Heretics and hooligans

Extinct

‘Are there any balls left in Malta?’ Film director lashes out at Piano theatre

Daphne in doublespeak over phantom pregnancy

I will not be pressured into voting for impeachment - JPO

Nationalists hail victory, Labour trivialise result

Second hijack attempt on Maltese-registered vessel off Somali coast

Muscat calls for unity over celebration of National Feasts

SPECIAL REPORTS


The Julian Manduca Award	A taste of Ebba’s sketches An honorary Maltese, a visionary artist Ebba is the embodiment of inseparability

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Keeping up appearances
In a sense it is right and fitting that Government should have embarked on a mad road-asphalting scramble, precisely in the weeks ahead of Pope Benedict XVI’s visit..>>

Saviour Balzan
Grilled and to be grilled

Anna Mallia
Social security fraud rampant

Anglu Farrugia
Moody’s report nothing to brag about

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