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Lawrence Gonzi most trusted leader, but scores low as finance minister

James Debono

Despite losing three consecutive electoral appointments, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi is still enjoying a higher degree of trust than Labour leader Alfred Sant, MaltaToday’s first opinion poll reveals.

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Five die in tragic crash

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John Bundy demands Lm11,250 from Ic-Caqnu

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The year of the smoking ban

Grimaldi will not take on all Sea Malta employees

Recycling goals suffer as waste abounds in private quarries

Health minister looking into henna regulation

Feasibility of Sant’s golf sites “not guaranteed” – Evarist Bartolo

Chalet’s ‘spaceship’ plans revealed

INTERVIEW

All aboard the right train
PHILIP BEATTIE says the right-wingers are being left behind in a country overrun by a liberal agenda. Well, I never… by Matthew Vella

Sports Talk

Irate Floriana president turns down interview
Floriana FC president Tony Zahra has refused to answer questions put to him by MaltaToday after he first accepted to be interviewed by this newspaper on his club’s dismal performance this season. by Kevin Grech

THIS WEEK

Psychic phenomena
Erika Brincat meets up with Pasha who is slowly making a name for himself on the island as an accurate psychic reader, to discover what he’s all about.

BUSINESS

Survival in a volatile economy
By George M. Mangion

Central Bank of Malta leaves the central intervention rate unchanged

Market driven by news

Emirates’ 80 aircraft joins fleet

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