The Malta Independent on Sunday - 2014-06-29

• SAN BLASTED
• Church, Police give conflictin­g answers on child sex abuse
• Former AFM chief to head Migrant Offshore Aid Station
• Muscat caught out: ‘Responsibi­lity sharing’ mentioned six times in 10 years at EU summits
• The Pembroke land grab
• PN fear law on standards in public life will be delayed
• 81 backdated promotions for AFM personnel
• ‘We never put cancer patients in danger’ – Paul Pace
• Finance figures reflect budget, ministry insists
• Sidewalk cafe in breach of Mepa regulation­s
• UK’s Cameron hopes defeat abroad helps at home
• Bosnia marks end of Europe’s violent century
• Malta a ‘source and destinatio­n country for women and children subjected to sex traffickin­g’
• What goes online stays online
• New University by-law leaves some students waiting 8 months for resit examinatio­ns
• EU Commission­er reiterates call for Malta to let all citizens vote
• An alternativ­e to traditiona­l farming
• Bites, bytes and bits
• The Ombudsman, army promotions and police investigat­ions
• Received, compensati­on not donations
• Some of us don’t get to choose
• The invisible people
• Legalise it, or should we?
• Improving efficiency in local governance
• Defending the rights of the elderly
• Time to smell the coffee!
• World Refugee Day
• Self-justificat­ion by the Church
• POPE PIUS X: The Prophet of the Great War
• Vodafone Malta Foundation extends opportunit­ies for growth to Kalkara primary students
• Heritage Malta sails to Filfla
• Liquigas Malta reduces refundable deposit on cylinders by €15
• Din l-Art Ħelwa concert at Bir Miftuħ
• Romantic flute concert by Internatio­nal British flautist Andrea Kuypers
• Homes of Quality has a Facebook winner
• The Fault in our Stars
• 3 Days to Kill
• Gilbert Calleja exhibits his works at Moya in Vienna
• Wirt iż-Żejtun National Symposium: The Turkish Raid 1614
• 400th anniversar­y of the last Corsair attack
• Sixth Dar tal-Providenza volleyball marathon next week
• Scoring silver for Malta
• Banif Bank sponsors art exhibition in aid of Din l-Art Ħelwa
• Rare Maltese antiques under the hammer
• 17 new full-time courses in MCAST’s 2014/2015 Prospectus
• Care celebrated at CareMalta homes
• Costa Coffee now open in Valletta
• HSBC Water Programme helps Żabbar Primary School A save water
• Green Flag Inaugurati­on at Immaculate Conception School in Tarxien
• University engineerin­g student projects exhibition opens on Friday
• Open week at Alfa Romeo showroom to welcome the new Alfa Romeo Giulietta 2014
• Midsummer Night’s treat
• Maltese Marketing campaign goes viral on the Web
• Children in Need Foundation sponsors Inspire’s Learning Centre
• Consumer protection –a tale of many woes
• Satariano-led consortium to complete finishing work MIDI’s Q1 apartments
• HSBC Malta helps customers in real-time via Twitter
• Huge interest in The Malta Business Weekly’s new series of business breakfasts
• PKF Malta senior partner appointed member of Global Council of PKF Internatio­nal network
• Japan’s efforts to boost inflation seem to be stalling
• BSA survey finds unlicensed software use at 44 %, despite security concerns
• MITA innovation hub stakeholde­rs to benefit from IBM programmes and resources
• The impact of UK regulatory changes on Maltese remote gaming operators
• Marquez wins eighth race in a row at TT Assen
• Sparkling World Cup, but where are the up and coming young stars?
• Sliema shocked by lively Sirens
• Camilleri fifth in race 1 at Imola
• Springboks outclass Scotland 55-6
• Nadal recovers to win on a rainy day at Wimbledon
• Suarez told FIFA panel bite was not deliberate
• Cabaye warns team against World Cup overconfid­ence
• Top-scoring Dutch face stingy Mexico in second round
• Costa Rica and Greece battle for a quarter final place
• James Rodriguez brace puts Colombia in quarter finals
• Belgium: One team, divided nation
• Brazil through after penalty shootout

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