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Maltese
Dublin brothel fetches £230,000 at auction
A Maltese-owned and run Dublin brothel, which was confiscated in
late January by a special task force set up to crack down on prostitution
in the Irish city, was auctioned off for £230,000 on Thursday.
A
day in the life of three aspirants
Three personalities with three different agendas, one is handsome,
one is a tycoon and the other a no nonsense politician. But the
three have something in common they are all upcoming aspirants
London,
Malta and the different analysis of Maltacom’s share price!
Attitudes
toward Maltacom shares on the two stock exchanges it operates on,
the Malta Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange, appear to
vary significantly, a discrepancy that seems to be based on either
the advice handed out to investors or the way in which the company’s
performance in analysed
The only place with fixed fuel
prices
Diesel
in Malta cheapest in Europe
The liberalisation of fuel prices could see a dramatic increase
in the price of fuel if government duty remains at current levels.
Half of the price, Maltese diesel car-owners pay, is government
duty while duty on unleaded petrol amounts to 35%
Greens
raise patients’ electoral rights
AD, The Green Party, said it was concerned that no provision
has been made to facilitate the voting procedure of hospitalised
patients during the next elections
MLP reneges on Gzira local
council protest
The three candidates representing the Malta Labour Party at the
Gzira Local Council have made a U-turn from their previous stance
against forking out funds for the new Gzira Local Council premises.
EPA ‘positive step toward
safeguarding environment’ – Zammit Dimech
Environment Minister Francis Zammit Dimech yesterday speaking to
MaltaToday on the Environment Protection Act, explained, "Everyone
is concerned with the safeguarding of the environment, and therefore
decisions which are taken to protect the environment, should be
supported by everyone."
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