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“We are living in heaven, even at this moment,” Robert Abela claimed a few months ago, “and this is because of the decisions we took.”

Nach der Bergung des abgestürzten Murtalbahn-Triebwagens bei Kendlbruck (Lungau) hat es am Freitag Appelle aus dem Lungau und der Salzburger Landespolitik gegeben: Die Schmalspurbahn müsse für die Zukunft abgesichert und ausgebaut werden.

Did you say clown? Peregin built a narrative implying that we were in cahoots with government over the Central Link project - some weeks later, I bumped into him having lunch with Ian Borg Saviour Balzan 19 July 2021, 6:30am Former Lovin Malta CEO Chris Peregin Chris Peregin’s decision to move to the Nationalist Party is his right but I cannot say I was surprised. The PN has not denied that he will be on a wage of around 70K. Good for him. But who will pay him is of course more than jus...

Well, what can I say? Thank goodness we have people like Transport Minister Ian Borg out there, to alert us all to ‘life-threatening dangers’ that we didn’t even know existed. Like… um… trees, for instance. You know: those woody, leafy, branchy things, that used to line so many of our streets and thoroughfares in the past… casting pleasant shade over incandescent tarmac… pumping out vital oxygen, to compensate for all the noxious fumes of passing traffic… providing homes for nes...

The Skinny | No 89 – Massacre for Modernity

It should be obvious by now that every Eurovision representative goes there to win (not just us) and a contest based on televoting is always going to be very unpredictable

Newsbook Updated 06:53 PM Tista taqra bil- Video by Miguela Xuereb The trees in Attard were chopped down despite residents gathering this morning to stop Infrastructure Malta (IM) workers from chopping down two large trees in a residential area. The trees, located in 1 of 3 Alfred Baldacchino In a Facebook post, Moviment Graffitti said residents had been promised that the ficus trees, which are at least 70 years old, would not be uprooted by transport minister Ian Borg during the works being c...

Infrastructure Malta has gone ahead with the uprooting of old trees in Triq in-Nutar Żarb, Attard, despite protests by residents and environmentalists who claimed they have 30 days to contest the permit. Workers turned up at the site early in the morning and started preparing to pull down the 70-year-old ficus trees, removing branches and loading them onto a truck. One of the trees just as it was uprooted. The uprooting of trees underway. Photo taken from resident Alfred Baldacchinos window on...

Two large trees that have stood in Attard for more than 70 years have to be removed because they pose a safety issue for drivers, Transport Minister Ian Borg ha

When Infrastructure Malta descended on a Dingli alley last year to pave a road through rural land, owners were shocked as they had not yet been informed that their fields were being expropriated. It was only after a second attempt by the state agency to start work on the new road, stalled once again by activists, residents and farmers, that the expropriation process had kicked off. Accounts given by landowners across the country suggest that is typical of the way Infrastructure Malta goes about...