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Local
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Price Club faces creditors' wrath
In
an unusual move, creditors and suppliers have joined forces to take
on supermarket giant Price Club over money owed to them which they
claim runs into hundreds of thousands of liri.
Mnajdra
grant redirected elsewhere
Martha
Flach, Manager of New Media and Public Affairs of the World Monuments
Fund, yesterday confirmed that Malta had lost $50,000 allocated
to the stabilisation and conservation of the Mnajdra temples because
it failed to submit a comprehensive plan
Call
for Galea's resignation
Everyone
is criticising the damage that was done to the Mnajdra temples and
many people marched on Friday night in protest at it, but still,
no one is taking any blame for the tragedy
Denial
stories surface with birth of gay lobby
Charles
Bayliss believes that coming out is the way forward for the gay
community, Miriam Dunn discovers
Eye
specialist appeals to hunters
Two hunters,
a farmer and a walker - have sustained shotgun injuries to the eyes
over the space of last week, with two of the victims having lost
their eyesight. All were Maltese
Nature
Trust criticises use of tropical wood for Papal throne
Following
the recent uproar emanating from the construction works carried
out at Floriana in preparation for the impending papal visit, fresh
criticisms have recently surfaced
CMA may move to Sardinia
Despite speculation that global shipping line CMA CGM is interested
in bidding for the 100 per cent privatisation of operations and
management of the Malta Freeport, foreign press reports this week
claimed that the line is nevertheless interested in transferring
its operations to Cagliari, Sardinia
NGOs receive Lm218,000
for EU information this year
This
year the government will be splashing out a total of Lm218,100 in
public funds to be used by non-governmental organisations to inform
their members about various aspects of the European Union, now that
Malta is 14 months into negotiations for membership
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