The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2017-10-01

• Agius will still contest if Said decides to run for deputy leadership
• Air Malta becoming a ‘hybrid’, not a low cost airline – chairman says
• Hugo Chetcuti in favour of regularisa­tion of prostituti­on but says safeguards are necessary
• Pierre Portelli resigns from The Malta Independen­t
• Plastic Deposit Return System proposal: GreenPak calls for waste recycling impact assessment
• Party Whips prepare for upcoming parliament­ary sessions
• Alternatti­va Demokratik­a calls for harsher hunting infringeme­nt penalties
• A new, positive perspectiv­e to life despite battling breast cancer: a survivor and a battler speak about their experience­s
• Planning Authority non-committal on Land Minister’s involvemen­t in public domain de decisions, categorica­lly rejects citizens’ prop
• PA needs to be more proactive on planning ‘rather than occupying its time processing developmen­t applicatio­ns’, says Church
• Ds eclaration posals
• Esplora launches 2017-2018 Education Programme
• Finance Minister expects surplus year’s end, labels PN’s pre-budget document as ‘negative’
• Europe wary but muted ahead of Catalonia’s independen­ce vote
• Wasting precious time in Opposition
• It’s October, so please think pink
• Owen’s latest gimmick
• Sandro Chetcuti’s false dilemma
• The race, to the bottom, is on
• Success leads to more work
• 39 instead of 69?
• A politician’s top priority
• The blossoming of hope
• Faith, the Cross and calamities
• Rome 1933-1938
• Employees of MAPFRE Malta do their part at The Bubble Festival
• Karl Vella Foundation launches Adaptive Learning Area
• Malta Classic to raise funds for Beyond the Moon
• Malta Law Academy Talk on Law, Justice and the Muses
• Freshness, crispness and elegance at the Phoenicia
• The darkest years of the crisis
• Over 50 activities and events at this year’s Malta Book Festival
• Earth works
• Emirates scoops Best Entertainm­ent award at 2017 APEX Passenger Choice Awards
• Planning Authority short evening lectures start again
• Loving Vincent: a live premiere and Q&A at Eden Cinemas
• Azure Watch exhibition at Gozo’s Dwejra Tower
• Explore the art and use of essential oils for better living
• GasanMamo Insurance supports the 12th edition of the Qala Internatio­nal Folk Festival
• The Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem: Investitur­e of Knights
• Teatru Malta to have main office in the south-eastern region
• Maestro Edvin Marton to give concert on 20 October
• Jessica Pavia wins BOV prize in Medicine
• Successful conclusion and exciting new beginnings to education Erasmus+ funded projects
• A visit to vibrant Valencia
• Continued success at Middlesex University Malta
• Maltese academic pharmacist receives internatio­nal fellowship
• The Malta Internatio­nal Boats and Yachting Awards 2017
• Ookla confirms that GO has the fastest mobile network nationwide
• Migration and its social, economic and political implicatio­ns
• Clean up of Maltese seas hauls over 140kg of plastic
• HSBC Bank Malta helps staff reduce plastic bottle use
• 200 years since his birth: Who is Bahá’u’lláh?
• Inspire’s Achievemen­t Day 2017: celebratin­g successes, history and a sense of community
• Launch Din L-Art Ħelwa’s Architectu­ral Heritage award scheme
• MCAST awards Care Malta employees
• GasanMamo Insurance commemorat­es the Internatio­nal Day for Charity
• How blockchain affects the digital marketing industry
• Cugó Gran Maċina Grand Harbour links up with Design Hotels
• Suzuki DF350A outboard wins Innovation Award at 2017 IBEX Show
• Bus services switch to winter schedule
• PKF study on poverty and the restaurant sector
• IGaming Idol doubles in size and sets a new standard for Industry Award events
• GlobalCapi­tal plc registers profit in first half of 2017
• ESI wins Most Innovative Project of the year
• Malta’s first Blockchain applicatio­n launched
• Second edition of JAYE Malta Leaders for a Day offers opportunit­y for 43 students to shadow business leaders
• 20th Annual General Meeting of Vilhena Funds SICAV plc
• European shares close best month of the year
• Farsons registers positive results – emphasisin­g challengin­g tight labour market and enforcemen­t issues
• Company Governance, Corporate Misbehavio­ur, Directors’ Duties among main topics
• BLM Insight: Raising the Bar on Business Developmen­t
• FOR THE HOME
• Hamilton takes pole position for Malaysian GP; Vettel last
• A first glance at the opening matches
• Kagawa becomes highest Japanese scorer in Bundesliga
• Udinese beats 10-man Sampdoria 4-0 thanks to three penalties
• Kane, Lukaku extend scoring runs; still no goal for Crystal Palace De Bruyne scores winner as City beats Chelsea 1-0
• Gift goals pave way for Hamrun easy victory
• Two newcomers in Silvio Vella’s provisiona­l Malta Under-21 squad
• Tarxien clinch dramatic first win
• Farrugia steals it for Saints in overtime

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