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Government deems John Camilleri’s position ‘untenable’
John Camilleri’s post as chairman of the PBS editorial board is no longer “tenable” and he ought to resign, a senior government official told MaltaToday soon after Camilleri’s surprise decision to communicate to all successful producers a complete list of all programmes short-listed for next October.

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Terror suspect was ‘smuggled’ into Britain from Malta

Prime Minister tops the list of over-exposed PN candidates

Salina: a trail of heritage neglect

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No amount of rebranding will rescue PBS from this mess

Mosta handyman’s hours double under Labour council

Malta’s ‘most wanted’ extradited to US

Interview

A crusader for all seasons
Martin Scicluna, vice president of Din l-Art Helwa and former advisor to the British Defence Ministry, comes to grips with the great global challenge of climate change. But as expected from the man who defied the government on building zone extensions, he has a thing or two to say about Malta’s other environmental challenges, too by Gerald Fenech

LETTERS

Roping me in?

Congratulations, HSBC

Equal pay for equal work

HAC’s role to advise, not decide

Shameful underlying intents

Sorely missed but never forgotten

On whom can the community bank?

Unfair treatment for Hal Far residents

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