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Josanne
Cassar

Josanne Cassar's field is communications – and over the last 30 years she has worked in every single medium, from radio and television as a producer/scriptwriter and presenter to the equally interesting world of journalism and publishing. Until 2011 she was the deputy/features editor of The Malta Independent and the editor of I DO weddings magazine.

Time to rediscover the roots of this ‘workers’ party’
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Time to rediscover the roots of this ‘workers’ party’
Is a life where we expect everyone to be treated equally, everyone to pay their...
Justified complaints vs constant moaning
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Justified complaints vs constant moaning
Between moaning about really silly things and criticizing any...
It’s becoming harder and harder to keep the faith
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It’s becoming harder and harder to keep the faith
If priests and bishops feel they should be free to comment on social, current,...
You can’t take it with you, and yet so many act as if they can
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You can’t take it with you, and yet so many act as if they can
The lack of control we have over our own destiny should be obvious to all, and...
Let’s put an end to all political bullying in schools
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Let’s put an end to all political bullying in schools
This begs the question as to whether children should be exposed to political...
Nationality is irrelevant when it comes to crime and violence
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Nationality is irrelevant when it comes to crime and violence
Dangerously violent men who snap because their girlfriend or wife leaves...
And what if no one wants to use the metro / monorail either?
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And what if no one wants to use the metro / monorail either?
It is all very well to come up with glossy, futuristic designs of what this...
When a newsroom gets it wrong, the public deserves an apology
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When a newsroom gets it wrong, the public deserves an apology
With the Egrant story in particular, an apology should be...
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