The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2012-10-21

• 10,000 cubic metre soak-away reservoir to be completed by March
• Olaf denies its president resigned over Dalli’s case
• Mepa board overcomes defence of baroque gardens
• Betfair LifeCycle challenge team starts journey
• Road works aggravate sewage troubles in Marsa
• Warns on Tonio Borg’s nomination saying that ‘we do not need a second Rocco Buttiglion­e’
• BOV is dealing with all investment complaints
• Government ordered to pay €800,000 in damages
• Guardiansh­ip for people with a disability being introduced
• Number of unemployed close to 7,000
• Air Malta registers €400,000 operating profit
• Labour decries favouritis­m at Transport Malta
• AD says LGBT persons remain discrimina­ted
• Increasing skills crucial, insists minister
• European waste prevention policies during internatio­nal conference organised by WasteServ
• Shortcomin­gs in World Bank report – ministries
• US to examine technology for automated cars
• European stocks climb on positive earnings
• Nine-day event at Cavalieri Hotel in aid of l-iStrina
• Eighteen Re/Max agents successful­ly complete the revamped ‘Succeed’ course
• Greece says it got bailout extension; EU – No you didn’t
• Caught between the traditiona­l and the contempora­ry
• Are there limits to EU enlargemen­t?
• A bad couple of days for image
• Saving marine creatures
• Halloween is anti-Christian
• South Korean President killed
• Japan nuke plant water wo orries rise
• Benghazi consulate attack suspect arrested
• BIRDLIFE MALTA 50 years for birds,
• New master’s programme concentrat­es on animal law
• Vettel banks on experience of F1 championsh­ip titles
• Stoner to ride with worsening right ankle pain at Phillip Island
• LeMond calls on cycling leaders to resign
• Four US Olympic champions nominated for FIFA award
• Sao Paulo, Gremio, Univ. Catolica advance to Copa Sudamerica­na quarters
• Sue Abela makes final stages, finishes in joint ninth place
• First half goals decide issue
• Sharks win third game and lead 2-1
• Balzan lead standings after easy win
• Esimit Europa 2 sets benchmark time for the new world record on route between Trieste and Valletta
• Valletta may extend their lead to nine points today
• Exciting Cassar Petroleum finals this weekend
• Micallef scores winner for Rabat
• Wenger hears fans’ rage at stormy Arsenal meeting
• Malaga remain unbeaten as Milan’s miserable season continues
• Frustratio­n for Lazio, Tottenham
• South Africa’s Hi Fidelity confirmed overall winner of the 33rd edition
• Heritage Malta Bighi Open Day next Sunday
• Manoel Theatre announces BOV support agreement for ToiToi Education Programme
• Alfred Mizzi Foundation sponsors Malta Historical Society cultural activities
• Singer Nicole Azzopardi returns triumphant with two trophies from Armenia
• Qrendi marks 175th anniversar­y of its statue of St Mary
• 27 October – a day to remember for Maltese rock and metal
• Yasmina Reza comedy at St t James in November
• COMMENTS FROM SOME OF THE CAST
• MSV offers newlyweds €10,000 free life insurance
• Melita’s Fibre Power starts where ADSL stops
• Maltese birds feature on BOV MasterCard prepaid cards
• Fiat, Banif launch two-week special opportunit­y
• A successful HSBC Premier Golf Weekend
• DHL Malta takes part in Global Volunteer Day
• Diversity, Humanity and Inclusion project
• Madagascar 3: Europe’s most wanted
• Shadow Dancer
• Italian language night in Valletta a resounding success
• New University of Malta journal: ‘Postcoloni­al Directions in Education’
• Emirates Holidays launches new packages to Dubai
• Corinthia Hotels in Malta and Russia bag travel industry ‘Oscars’
• MTA promotes Malta in Dubai
• Air Malta on-track with corporate transactio­ns
• MMSA stroke awareness campaign today, in collaborat­ion with Cardioster­oil
• HPV shots don’t make girls promiscuou­s, study says
• Elton John remembers Ryan White at his AIDS gala
• Multivitam­ins may lower cancer risk in men
• Woman dies, three hospitalis­ed after beauty treatment
• Malta’s waste being actively curbed
• GreenPak distribute­s more than 4 million green recycling bags
• Videos wanted to save batteries from landfills
• New genus of Maltese microorgan­isms
• Nestlè tops list of global companies cutting carbon emissions
• Experts, travellers say fear of flying is treatable
• The case for retaining half-days in summer
• Vodafone Malta Foundation and FITA in collaborat­ion
• Gasan-Zammit Motors merger approved
• Can Human Resources prove its function really adds value?
• HSBC Malta manager runs training courses in Far East
• Sara Grech Ltd moves to new HQ
• Eikon Internatio­nal establishe­s its first European campus at SmartCity Malta
• Online risk assessment tool for workplaces goes from strength to strength
• Cloud Workplace solutions launched
• Official inaugurati­on of MSV’s Customer Service Centre
• Shanghai and Hong Kong targeted by ME business delegation
• Maltese jurisdicti­on very conducive to setting up betting businesses
• Firetech completes handover of fire, safety & security systems at the new Seabank All-Inclusive Resort
• Nestlè announces Nectar Group as new distributo­rs
• European stocks rise this week on US economic reports
• Certificat­es in informatio­n systems for small businesses awarded to 89 individual­s
• MISCO Presents Diploma in Management to Actavis staff
• Accounting conference by Spiteri Bailey & Co
• Wozniacki to play Stosur for Kremlin Cup title
• 83 yachts set sail for the start of the 33rd edition of the Rolex Middle Sea Race
• Ronaldo’s 15th goal in Real’s victory over Celta
• Juve beat Napoli with late goals
• Eight in a row for mighty Bayern
• Chelsea beat Spurs in pulsating London derby
• Mosta make sure of points in first half
• Superior Valletta add to Floriana’s woes
• One third of children involved in bullying

The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2012-10-28