MaltaToday

Top News • 18 February 2007

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Buhagiar wins supervision contract of road project slammed by Opposition
Karl Schembri
Labour’s shadow minister for transport and roads, Charles Buhagiar, is currently supervising government road works in Gozo, but insists that his involvement in the project does not constitute any conflict of interest.

1,045 separations requests against 2,376 marriages in 2006

Defunct helicopter service still employs 13 Gozo Ministry staff

OTHER NEWS

Government ‘studying’ right of transsexuals to marry

Fledgling airport union calls for secret ballot

Gozo courts to be moved from Citadel

Schembri Adami interdicted from public employment

Arson investigations held up by mobile operators

Animal Welfare Council up for revamp after latest meeting falls through

Pilots whose wings were clipped say Air Malta has to change

‘Don’t make the temples a pilot project for the abolition of trapping’

New sewage plant: Malta will breach EU directive as of next month

‘Risk’ football fans to be screened for political opinions

22 Parkinson’s patients on dangerous drug

Malta delays transposing EU asylum qualification law

Junior Lyceum exam system up for revision

Fire engines can’t reach above 12 storeys

Polidano applies for ODZ supermarket… again

Cabinet blocks Pullicino’s courageous initiative

Bonds that grow stronger as black cash comes out

Less Catholic than the Pope?

Cardinal encourages Malta to resist divorce, but questions immigrant detention policy

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