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TOP NEWS | Sunday, 13 September 2009

Inside Labour Jason Micallef facing opposition

Muscat to take firm stand against Micallef

Joseph Muscat has identified a contender to oust Jason Micallef

Labour leader Joseph Muscat is set to support a new contender for secretary-general, as relations with Jason Micallef now appear to have broken down. >>

Labour, AD question political motives behind tax amnesty

New MRA Chairman

PN backbencher Debono continues to ruffle feathers

Papal delegate to consider possible 2010 visit to Malta

No cinemas, more shops for Midi’s Tigné Point

Horse stables ‘loophole’ sanctions illegal building

Pay for your medicines now, get reimbursed later

School truancy lowest in Gozo and rural north

Seized Bengal tiger hailed from the EU

Nationalist MP Robert Arrigo brands Isle of MTV ‘a waste of money’

José Barroso, ‘I told Gonzi and Berlusconi: respect human rights’

US report – 2 million migrants ‘on Malta’s doorstep

Mt Everest climbers reach 6,400m mark

Labour urges carbon footprint labelling

Malta’s political child soldiers

Hunting monitors set up camp, AD – ‘our position vindicated’

Gourmet Today

OPINIONS

Raphael Vassallo: This is my truth, tell me yours*	Michael Falzon The greening of Lawrence Gonzi	Evarist Bartolo Without official accreditation, ‘university’ is just a word
Claudine Cassar Make life easier for working parents		Robert Musumeci’s observations on the proposed MEPA reform – part 10
		A tribute to Ebba von Fersen Balzan

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EDITORIAL

Making the same mistake twice

Can Malta afford to make the same mistake twice? Judging by the most recent developments on the hunting and trapping front, the answer appears to be: yes.>>

MT Surveys

So near and yet so different

Only 35% will be taking a holiday this summer

The wiser, grey pound

Shopping in the City

Corned beef? a matter of class

Labour poised for absolute majority

Turnout drops to 79%

Labour Party heading for absolute majority

EU MEMBERSHIP – FIVE YEARS LATER

INTERVIEW

Between a rock and a hard place
Malta’s Armed Forces are under fire from all angles, for allegedly abdicating from their obligations to save migrants at sea. Major ANDREW MALLIA puts up a strong defence of his Maritime Squadron, and of Malta’s contested Search and Rescue Zone >>

Waiter, there’s a petrol tank in my soup!

I ’m listening

Taking the Weather with You

Planning Japan

Delicious Mauritius

Not reinventing the pizza wheel

The name game

Soaring to new heights

Shatter the silence

Puss in London boots

Don’t stop ‘til you get enough

The age of grace

Food of the gods

It just Pops Out

Life is almost a beach

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Film Review:
By Teodor Reljic

Aliens - out!

Lost in translation

A basterd’s work is never done

Toy stories

Going off the rails on a crazy

The rodents in the
ointment

Revenge of the nerd

As queer as you’d expect

The story of L

Too much is never enough

Dubya’s last stand

Keep it Simple, Stupid

On a political prisoner

Guess who’s back?

Kid's stuff? Not really

She was once a girl,
believe it or not

A howling shame

Putting the dead in deadline

Gag…reflex?

Delicious double-crosses

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