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MTA chief planned to resign weeks ago amid calls for his resignation
MTA Executive Chairman Romwald Lungaro-Mifsud had decided to resign over six weeks ago, Government sources have confirmed with MaltaToday.

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ADT officers claim they were ordered to stop booking illegal van
The Transport Authority’s enforcement officers were ordered by their superiors not to press charges against a private car owner giving a school transport service without a public transport licence, officials alleged with their chief earlier this month.

Gonzi hits back at protesting NGOs on development schemes

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Maltacom enquiries still giving wrong OHSA number

MEPA revokes promise to exclude Fekruna Bay from development zones

Golf course back on track

Notaries snub inland revenue over new withholding tax on property

Forum chief executive quits citing interference but Ministry hits back quoting ‘lack of commitment’

Contracts department monitoring Isoft’s future

Dirty driving – paying for C O2 emissions, key to cheaper cars

Labour launches first of ‘fast-tracked’ documents

Transport Minister launches bribery inquiry

Business leaders want government to live by its commitment to increase productivity

Court finally puts paid to Mintoff’s water services charade

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