In the Press: John Dalli loses unfair dismissal appeal before ECJ

MaltaToday

A Gozo court yesterday heard how Anthony Debono, former minister Giovanna Debono's husband, had directed contractors to issue false invoices. The ministry would foot the bill for works done on private projects without arousing suspicion. Following a five-hour hearing, the court temporarily froze Debono's assets, upon the prosecution's request.

The Times of Malta

Former police commissioner Peter Paul Zammit defended his decision to drop charges against an individual who assault police officers in apolice station in Zabbar, in 2013. Zammit says he dropped the case against Josmar Agius, a former client, because the charges did not match up to what occurred during the incident. 

In-Nazzjon

Deputy leader of the PN Beppe Fenech Adami yesterday called for the prime minister to ensure that investigations into minister Anton Refalo, following allegations of abuse of power, remain unhindered.

L-Orizzont

Secretary General of the GWU Tony Zarb has cautioned Freeport workers not to use faulty machinery after reports of malfunctioning or unsafe equipment came to light.

The Malta Independent

Former EU commissioner John Dalli lost his unfair dismissal appeal yesterday before the European Court of Justice. The courts also dismissed Dalli's €1.9 million compensation claim.