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news
Understanding inflation according
to the Maltese
By Mario
Schembri Wismayer
We live in a world were, for better or worse, inflation
has become a household word. We read the word ‘inflation’
in the papers, we hear it being bandied about on the radio and on
TV
Bouncers - A Legal Free-for-all
By Kurt
Sansone
Strange but true, the controversy surrounding night club
bouncers has not yet moved the Minister of Home Affairs to set rules
to the business. Night club bouncers don't need a licence. It's
a legal free for all
Summer schools – The salvation
of working mums
Marika
Azzopardi
"How will I manage now? Who will stay at home with little Nicholas
this summer? How can I keep the children occupied while I am at
work? But what about supervision?"
To spank or to sodomise - Brincat
and Bondi cross swords
What began as a simple expression voiced in Maltese terms, is fast
turning into allegations of vulgar speech
Amending the Bill – paving
the way for voters
The Labour Party is confident that the minor differences present
in the private member’s bill regarding amendments to electoral
laws, should be ironed out to the satisfaction of both parties
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