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Yannick
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Yannick joined MaltaToday as a journalist in 2016. His main areas of interest are politics, social policy, science and anything involving numbers and graphs. He graduated from the University of Malta with a B.Sc. in Chemistry and Biology and holds a Master’s degree in Chemical Biology from the University of Sussex.

Construction regulations consultation: PN calls for contractor register
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Construction regulations consultation: PN calls for contractor register
The party said there should be clear requirements and standards for one to be...
[WATCH] Firefighters struggling to contain fire in Miżieb woodland
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[WATCH] Firefighters struggling to contain fire in Miżieb woodland
The fire broke out earlier in the day but despite the Civil Protection...
Architects not excluding strike if government presses on with proposed regulations
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Architects not excluding strike if government presses on with proposed regulations
The Chamber has requested an urgent meeting with the government regarding draft...
Nurses union wants worst wards at Mount Carmel Hospital ‘evacuated’ by September
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Nurses union wants worst wards at Mount Carmel Hospital ‘evacuated’ by September
The MUMN accused the hospitals administration of being insensitive and...
PD questions point of new construction regulations given lack of enforcement
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PD questions point of new construction regulations given lack of enforcement
The party pointed out that the law already placed a number of requirements on...
Church says construction regulations consultation was too short
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Church says construction regulations consultation was too short
The church’s environment commission said that authorities and developers...
Graffitti insists that draft construction regulations ignore public’s ‘anxieties’
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Graffitti insists that draft construction regulations ignore public’s ‘anxieties’
The NGO said that the draft regulations ignore the wellbeing of residents, as...
Malta made significant efforts to fight human trafficking but convictions remain low, US report finds
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Malta made significant efforts to fight human trafficking but convictions remain low, US report finds
The US State Department's Trafficking in Persons Report acknowledges...
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