Malta Independent - 2016-11-18

• 3,000-metre wide, 2,000-foot high no-fly zone around LNG tanker
• INDEPTH: Nursery compensati­on fees to be removed within one or two years – MFA general secretary
• Simon Busuttil will not contest Gozo district, selects Marthese Portelli instead
• Zero tolerance needed against tax secrecy, says former Panamanian government adviser
• Half give Budget 2017 thumbs up
• Student alleges sexual abuse in Ħamrun school ‘with teacher’s blessing’, MUT reaction
• Company ordered to pay €19,306 in compensati­on to injured worker
• Greywater Recycling System inaugurate­d in Helen Keller Resource Centre
• Widow of man who died of an electric shock not awarded compensati­on
• Fearne can’t wash his hands
• Hollywood meets Wales in ‘wedding of year’
• Malta has more children at risk of poverty than EU average
• European stocks cheapest when compared to their peers
• New management appointmen­ts add fresh vibe to Malta’s largest contact centre
• 2016/17 season opens with strong performanc­es by Sirens ASC
• Sliema goalie’s saves keep low score
• Referee exchange programme with the San Marino football federation
• Malta claim fifth place in IHF trophy
• Hungary’s swimming federation to address athletes’ criticism
• Djokovic suggests round-robin format for Olympics, Davis Cup
• France looking to build on improvemen­t against Wallabies
• Max Verstappen will only get better in Formula 1 - Jos Verstappen
• Strikers square off as Dortmund host Bayern
• FA: Rooney not set great tone as captain with hotel revelry
• Strachan to stay on as Scotland boss
• Police silent on Luqa plane crash, except to say that investigat­ions are ongoing
• Henley and Partners’ commission on sale of government stocks ten times what stockbroke­rs charge

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