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Ghallis chosen for engineered
landfill
- two quarries will take municipal waste until landfill
is up and running
By Matthew Vella
The site known as l-Ghallis ta’ Gewwa has been chosen by
the Ministry for Resources and Infrastructure as the site for
Malta’s first engineered landfill.
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Public transport industrial action
- no one will be allowed to break the law – Transport
minister
By
Kurt Sansone
The authorities are not taking any flack from bus owners and yesterday
warned that if pensioners are made to pay tariffs higher than
those stipulated by law legal action would ensue against the drivers
involved.
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Nearly
Lm150,000 in VAT fine rebates
By
Julian Manduca
The government let 553 people off the hook and forgave them Lm144,703
in VAT fines between January and April of this year, Finance and
Economy Minister John Dalli has said. READ
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INTERVIEW
The Malta Stock Exchange
- past, present and future
The Malta Stock Exchange started out just over
a decade ago with some 8,000 accounts. Today the number
has surged to 150,000 and with a formidable track record,
its future is even more so. DAVID LINDSAY speaks to Exchange
General Manager Eileen Muscat about the Exchange’s
change in role from regulator to promoter, the enormous
opportunities the Exchange is capitalising on thanks to
a change in legislation, its role as an EU member, the promising
BorzaMed project and a wide range of other issues in this
extensive interview
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OPINION
Europe’s date with
destiny
President Guido de Marco addressed the Wider, deeper
stronger, conference on EU enlargement at London’s House
opf Commons. Following are extracts from his speech. |
NEWS
Sex industry hopefuls
speak to Edwin Vassallo
FOI says government
lagging in post-EU consultations
Bush claim on Iraq
had flawed origin - White House
Farsons recalls Aquadot
batch
February unemployment
drops to 5.3 per cent
Air Malta’s new
board meets for the first time
BuyUSA.com launched
at Trade Fair
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