Josanne Cassar

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.

Articles by this author
Fractured marriages don’t have to mean fractured children
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Josanne Cassar
The very least estranged couples can do is stop thinking up 100 million ways of getting revenge on their spouse through their child, set aside their hatred and bitterness, and...
Pride and prejudice
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Josanne Cassar
The more Nationalists you have who sneer and look down their nose at Labour supporters, the more the latter will embrace their own lack of airs and graces
A timely message from Mother Nature
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Why are we still talking about the gender pay gap?
Poverty with pretty nails
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A split-second to cause an accident
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Cure required for politically-obsessed island
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Less hysteria on press reform
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Xarabank: The paradox of the programme so many love to hate
The obligations of objective journalism
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What’s the matter with public opinion?
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Who really calls the shots in the sex industry?
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It’s not about the sex, it’s about compromising your own position
Police? I’d like to report a camera and microphone
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