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Top News • 04 September 2005
Top Story
Europe’s millions risk going down the sewer
James Debono
Malta could stand to lose EUR12 million in funding if both the sewage treatment plants planned for Gozo and Mellieha are not operational by the end of 2006.
TOP NEWS
Golf course a “closed chapter” for Frans Agius
Motor shock: your car costs you at least Lm4 a day
Golf course ‘bolt out of the blue’, says Winston Zahra
OTHER NEWS
Lecturer takes helm at mouldy right-wing
Sannat councillor sues secretary for withholding council documents
Government has no energy to seek alternatives, say Greens
Brussels keeps MEPs’ finances under wraps
Sharon Ellul Bonici calls it a day with Attard Montalto
Bugeja exculpates St Paul’s Bay council from damning audit
Malta’s competitiveness expected to take a nosedive
Thirsty golf means agriculture will lose out on water supply
Sant champions golf course at Ta’ Cenc and White Rocks
Feature
The unholy war
Backdoor marriage
Taking politics to the grave – the undignified mizbla
Antidepressants can trigger “suicidal behaviour and hostility”
Civil servants top national sick leave average
Rock festival banned from Ta’ Qali in unprecedented move
Suicide attempt at prison’s maximum security block
