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News | Sunday, 03 January 2010

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Parl Sec’s driver to be charged over mocked-up vandal ‘attack’

Mario Galea’s official car ‘vandalised’ by his own driver to cover up damage from traffic incident, by scrawling ‘MLP’ on the side >>

Muscat gets cold feet over censorship abolition

Woman critical after bizarre accident

Over 4,000 get swine flu jab

Who’s the most trusted nanny in Gonzi’s cabinet?

Architect’s name determines success of MEPA applications

Go, Melita refuse to carry religious station

In the name of the father

Mobile wars unlikely to be sweet deal for parties

Government identifies rooftops for solar energy

2010: Powerless to change

From tax relief… to taxing relief

Save €2,010 on food

Heard of Malta’s water crisis?

Drainage tax returns for households

Astrid Vella, Lino Bugeja claim harassment

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