Newspaper Review

The Headlines: In-Nazzjon – Wednesday 12th June

In-Nazzjon speaks to Occupational Health and safety Authority director Mark Gauci who said that people have an obligation to report abuse on construction sites and other places of work. The…

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The Headlines: The Times of Malta – Wednesday 12th June

The Times publishes conclusions of a study showing that toxic sulphur oxides emitted by cruise ships is 148 times greater than that produces by cars. Campaign group Transport & Environment…

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The Headlines: L-Orizzont – Wednesday 12th June

L-Orizzont reports on the new airline, too, and quotes Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi who said the company will increase tourism to Malta. The paper says this is the third…

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The Headlines: The Malta Independent – Wednesday 12th June

The Malta Independent also leads with the inauguration of Malta Air which will fly to 60 destinations in Europe and North Africa. Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said that the…

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The Headlines: Malta Today – Wednesday 12th June

Malta Today covers the official launch of Ryanair subsidiary Malta Air on Tuesday. CEO Michael O’Leary said that the airline will initially operate with a fleet of six aircraft which…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing – Wednesday 12th June 2019

Good morning Your morning briefing presents you with an overview of the main headlines for today. These are what the Maltese newspapers are leading with. Malta Today covers the official…

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L-Orizzont Headlines – 11th June 2019

L-Orizzont reports on the inauguration of the first of 22 medicine-distribution robots at Mater Dei hospital. Health Minister Chris Fearne said that the new robotic system will eliminate human error…

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The Times of Malta Headlines – 11th June 2019

The Times says that construction operator Joseph Portelli went ahead with the assembly of an illegal batching plant in Kerċem after the Planning Authority issued an enforcement order. Witnesses said…

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The Malta Independent Headlines – 11th June 2019

The Malta Independent reveals that a meeting by the PN’s parliamentary group yesterday was not concluded and will continue today. Leader Adrian Delia said that he is prepared to convene…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – 11th June 2019

In-Nazzjon quotes new Opposition MP Kevin Cutajar after taking his oath in the House. Cutajar said it is a privilege to serve as MP and that he will translate the…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing.

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The Headlines: In-Nazzjon – Monday 10th June

In-Nazzjon publishes a statement by the Association of Local Council after the Mellieħa incident next to a construction site. The Association complained about the lack of enforcement by authorities even…

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The Headlines: L-Orizzont – Monday 10th June

L-Orizzont publishes an interview with geologist Peter Gatt who warned that more buildings could collapse like what happened in Mellieħa last week and Gwadamangia in April. Gatt said…

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The Headlines: The Times of Malta – Monday 10th June

The Times reveals that works on the Central Link project are expected to start towards the end of the month, although a permit has not yet been issued. The…

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The Headlines: The Malta Independent – Monday 10th June

The Malta Independent says that the European Commission is demanding that government reviews the heavy taxation system on cars imported from the EU since 2009. The letter of formal…

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Illum Headlines – Sunday 9th June 2019

Illum reports on a stormy week within the Nationalist Party that led to Kevin Cutajar’s co-option by the Executive Council on Saturday. Illum says that PN MEP David Casa stopped…

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It-Torċa Headlines – Sunday 9th June 2019

It-Torċa quotes an EU report which estimates that Malta lost some €12 million from contraband sales of cigarettes. In another story, the paper says that Maltese and Italian officials may…

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The Malta Independent on Sunday Headlines – Sunday 9th June 2019

The Independent on Sunday says that a meeting of the PN’s Executive Council on Saturday did not discuss issues related to Adrian Delia’s leadership, the party’s administration or its strategy.…

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Malta’s Newspaper Sunday Headlines – The co-option, the election and the week that was for the PN

The Independent on Sunday says that a meeting of the PN’s Executive Council on Saturday did not discuss issues related to Adrian Delia’s leadership, the party’s administration or its strategy.…

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The Times of Malta Headlines – Saturday 8th June

The Times reports that the Commissioner for Data Protection has launched an investigation into a data breach at St Vincent de Paul residence. Personal details of residents wre published online…

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L-Orizzont Headlines – Saturday 8th June

L-Orizzont covers a meeting between a General Workers Union delegation and German Ambassador Walter Hassman. The Ambassador said that unions have a fundamental role in the social context. L-Orizzont also…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning Latest : A four-storey building collapsed in Main Street, Mellieħa on Saturday near the former Shoppers Supermarket where construction is taking place next door. An eldery woman who…

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L-Orizzont Headlines – Friday 7th June

L-Orizzont covers a visit by a delegation from the General Workers Union to President George Vella. His Excellency said that Malta is going through rapid transformation and that unions…

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The Malta Independent Headlines – Friday 7th June

The Malta Independent reveals that the PN’s Executive Council will meet again on Saturday to co-opt a candidate to the seat in parliament vacated by David Stellini. The paper says…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Friday 7th June

In-Nazzjon reports that Maltese and mathematics exams for students may still not be held after the union of teachers voted to retain the directives. The union said in a statement…

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The Times of Malta Headlines – Friday 7th June

The Times reports that two-fifths of inmates at Corradino had a history of drug use before being jailed. The research was carried by a European agency for drugs monitoring which…

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The Malta Independent Headlines – Thursday 6th June

The Malta Independent reveals that PN MPs are prepared to hold a meeting even if it is not officially called by leader Adrian Delia. Meanwhile, the party’s Executive Council will…

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The Times of Malta Headlines – Thursday 6th June

The Times reports on a huge rescue operation by the Armed Forces that saved 370 migrants within 12 hours. The paper says that more people in distress were rescued on…

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L-Orizzont Headlines – Thursday 6th June

L-Orizzont quotes Health Minister Chris Fearne who announces that all babies born at Mater Dei hospital will be screened for heart disease. Fearne said that this will help prevention…

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The Malta Business Weekly Headlines – Thursday 6th June

The Malta Business Weekly leads with a story about OKCoin opening of a regional office in Malta as it expands its services from the US Dollar-based markets. The platform…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Thursday 6th June

In-Nazzjon also reports on the formal recommendations and says that the EU Commission is insisting on the independence of the judiciary, especially with regards to appointments and dismissal of its members.…

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L-Orizzont Headlines – Wednesday 5th June

L-Orizzont announces that ARMS Ltd. employees will now be entitled to paid compassionate leave after an agreement with the General Workers Union. The leave will be applicable in cases…

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The Malta Independent Headlines – Wednesday 5th June

The Malta Independent speaks to Mark Anthony Sammut who resigned his role as president of the PN’s Executive Council following heavy defeat at the elections. Sammut accused the party leadership…

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The Malta Today Headlines – Wednesday 5th June

Malta Today leads with an EU-wide study showing that minimum wage in Malta had the fourth-lowest increase among 22 countries this year. Eurofound reports an increase of 0.9 percent…

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The Times of Malta Headlines – Wednesday 5th June

The Times reports that the Planning Authority has moved to close an illegal batching plant in an active quarry in Kerċem. The paper says heavy vehicles and machinery have been…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Wednesday 5th June

In-Nazzjon reports on industrial actions by the Union of Teachers cancelling exams in Maltese and mathematics. Union president Marco Bonnici told the paper that directives were issued in September to…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, These are the main headlines from Malta and around the world. 63 persons are expected to disembark in Malta early this morning after being saved during the night…

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The Malta Independent Headlines – Tuesday 4th June 2019

The Malta Independent reveals that former MEP Francis Zammit Dimech offered to mediate between the different sides within the PN. The paper says that the party went into ‘meltdown’ after…

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Times of Malta headlines – Tuesday 4th June 2019

The Times reports that PN Leader Adrian Delia is ruling out a vote of confidence and said that he is growing ‘frustrated’ with some MPs. Meanwhile the party’s youth section…

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In-Nazzjon headlines – Tuesday 4th June 2019

In-Nazzjon quotes PN Leader Adrian Delia who said that this is not the time to point fingers at each other, but to unite and work closer together. Speaking on NET…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, This is your morning briefing with the main news from Malta and the world to start your day informed. Situation in PN The Malta Independent reveals that former…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Monday 3rd June

In-Nazzjon says that Roberta Metsola has been named the PN’s Head of Delegation in European Parliament after an announcement by party leader Adrian Delia on Sunday. Delia said the PN…

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L-Orizzont Headlines – Monday 3rd June

L-Orizzont quotes Prime Minister Joseph Muscat who said that the next budget will provide for increases in pensions and student stipends. Muscat was addressing a political event to celebrate…

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The Malta Independent Headlines – Monday 3rd June

The Malta Independent seeks Jason Azzopardi’s reaction after PN Leader Adrian Delia told the press he will not ‘waste any more time’ on the MP’s posts. Azzopardi said he…

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The Times of Malta Headlines – Monday 3rd June

The Times says that the PN Gozo committee is challenging Jean Pierre Debono’s co-option to the parliamentary seat by the party executive. In a letter asking for the decision to…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, The Malta Independent seeks Jason Azzopardi’s reaction after PN Leader Adrian Delia told the press he will not ‘waste any more time’ on the MP’s posts. Azzopardi said…

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It-Torca Headlines – Sunday 2nd June

It-Torċa says that if the MEP election results were to be projected onto a general election turnout rate, the PL would have won by around 60,000 votes. Statistician Vincent…

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Illum Headlines – Sunday 2nd June

Illum says that several PN MPs said that Simon Busuttil was ready to resign after the party lost the 2014 MEP election by 33,000 votes. The paper says that the…

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Malta Today Headlines – Sunday 2nd June

Malta Today says that Adrian Delia’s leadership of the Nationalist Party went unchallenged during a meeting of the party’s Executive Council on Saturday. Council president Mark Anthony Sammut, however, resigned…

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Kulħadd Headlines – Sunday 2nd June

Kulħadd says that PN MP Chris Said is planning to split the Opposition parliamentary group after the party co-opted Jean Pierre Debono to the seat resigned by David Stellini. The…

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The Independent on Sunday Headlines – Sunday 2nd June

The Independent on Sunday covers the local council election results with the Labour Party winning 47 out of 68. The Nationalist Party won 19 councils, trailing the PL by…

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Il-Mument Headlines – Sunday 2nd June

Il-Mument leads with the co-option of Jean Pierre Debono to parliament on the Opposition side. The PN Executive Council chose between allocating the seat to the 7th and the 13th…

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The Sunday Times Headlines – Sunday 2nd June

The Sunday Times quotes PN Leader Adrian Delia who says he does not intend to step down and will, instead, start preparing for the next general election. Delia told journalists…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing and Newspaper Review

Good morning, These are the main stories in today's morning briefing. Malta Today says that Adrian Delia’s leadership of the Nationalist Party went unchallenged during a meeting of the party’s…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Thursday 30th May

In-Nazzjon quotes PN Leader Adrian Delia who said that he will continue to listen to people to plan for the future with them. Delia said that he humbly accepts…

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L-Orizzont Headlines – Thursday 30th May

L-Orizzont says that the results in the first 23 Local Council elections reflect the trends in the MEP elections handing the Labour Party important wins. The paper says that…

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The Times of Malta Headlines – Thursday 30th May

The Times speaks to former Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi who said that PN Leader Adrian Delia must put himself to the test. Gonzi says that the party needs to…

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