Malta Independent - 2016-10-02

• Hungary anti-burden sharing referendum
• Maltese government retains top spot for most Facebook user data requests
• VistaJet invests another €100 million into Malta’s aviation industry
• The Maltese explorer who discovered Obama’s tribe
• Police holding 33-year-old foreign national over Friday’s grisly Ta’ Giorni murder
• WHO study shows Malta’s air pollution to be relatively low but still above recommende­d limits
• Developers’ Qala Creek project appeal scheduled for Thursday
• Legal assistance bill: Criminal proceeding­s expected to be dealt with more quickly
• Malta nowhere near its waste management targets – GreenPak CEO
• Mosta local council supports undergroun­d parking project
• After ‘historic’ Malta meeting, Libyan politician­s once again hit with EU sanctions
• Ministry, MUT say teachers have been trained ahead of December tablets rollout
• MUMN orders industrial action at A&E department over ‘unsafe practices’
• First reading of bill removing criminal libel from Maltese law on 10 October
• European Parliament to consider free Interrail passes for all 18 year olds, plus ferries for Maltese
• Internatio­nal Day of Older People at Casa Antonia
• The Council fault line
• It’s October, so please think pink
• Jobs for the (unfit for purpose) boys
• One, hopefully, gone – one to go
• Moving away from Ali Baba politics
• Empowermen­t and national inspiratio­n of the elderly
• Radio 101 – recollecti­ons on the occasion of its silver anniversar­y
• Challenges in decision making
• Disturbing noises!
• O Prince of the Angelic Hierarchie­s!
• An unequal society
• The demise of America’s Republican Party
• An insider’s view of the postgradua­te student art exhibition
• Erbatax-il Vers
• Of poetry and hunting
• Book launch of ‘Il-Biedja f’Malta’ by Stanley Farrugia Randon at Din l-Art Ħelwa
• Kinnie, proud supporter of VOICES final concert
• Gasan Mamo employees join talented artists for this year’s voices
• The Talbot & Bons 60-hour live music marathon – second edition
• London-based Maltese signer Rob Harbour to release debut album this autumn
• Don’t Breathe
• ST BRIDE’S
• A successful Salesian Brigade camp
• Heritage Malta launches the Student Membership Scheme
• Short Films under the Stars 2016 edition
• Put your plastic bottle away
• MaltaPost supports those travelling, moving address or sending important documents
• Global Run Valletta chooses Puttinu Cares for helping people cross the line
• KTM Malta with the new Enduro models to launch in 2017
• HSBC renews support to Europe’s oldest student body
• Century 21 invests in their employees
• Innovative venues launched by Innovent
• Open Day at St Publius church in Floriana
• More savings for students who choose to travel by bus
• From here to… infinity – a curious case of scrolling
• Danielle Hermansen
• PKF MALTA promotes captives in New York (post Brexit)
• Quintano Foods Limited appoints business manager
• Superbrand­s unveils 2017 Malta programme
• Equiom celebrates ‘Future Leaders’ short listings
• APS Bank to operate €12 million innovation facility for Maltese SMEs
• 25% of fund allocated in the first four months
• Emirates revamps corporate loyalty programme to provide more value added incentives for business travellers
• Farsons reports steady growth in a highly competitiv­e environmen­t
• Stoxx 600 with first quarterly gain of the year
• Navigating the Green Energy Transition
• VacancyCen­tre exhibiting at the FHRD Annual HR Conference
• Sevilla flying high in Spain after Ben Yedder brace
• No Balotelli in Italy squad
• Albania includes four newcomers in World Cup squad
• Lewis Hamilton takes pole at Malaysian GP
• Bayern drop first Bundesliga points
• Chievo continue with impressive start
• Payet evokes memories of Maradona with West Ham solo goal
• Fagbeja brace saves Gharghur
• Sliema continue their upward momentum
• Ten-man Rabat earn first win

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