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Sydney mayor with property interests donated thousands to Liberals despite developer ban We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement A Sydney Liberal mayor with interests in property development has given thousands of dollars to the party despite a ban on developers making political donations. Strathfield mayor Antoine Doueihi, who declared he wasn’t a property developer in material lodged to the NSW Electoral Commission, is a director and shareholder of multiple companies with dealings in the property indus...

Ħamrun Spartans coach Mark Buttigieg has told his players to show the same fighting if their dream of winning the league is to become reality. The Ħamrun Spartans coach was speaking to the Times of Malta in the aftermath of their crucial 1-0 win over Hibernians on Saturday that put the Reds five points clear at the top of the Premier League standings. Continue reading this article on SportsDesk, the sports website of The Times of Malta. Independent journalism costs money. Support Times of Malta for the price of a coffee.Support Us

Ħamrun Spartans’ ambitions of winning their first title after almost three decades will be put under serious threat tomorrow when the Premier League leaders take on third-placed Gżira United at the National Stadium (kick-off: 6pm). The match against the Maroons kicks off a crucial two-week period for the Spartans as following tomorrow’s fixture, Mark Buttigieg’s men will be up against their nearest challengers Hibernians the following weekend.  At present, Ħamrun Spartans lead the standings on 50 points, two clear of Hibernians with Gżira United sitting in third place a further two...

Goal. “I know that I struggled at Lugano because that was my first time in Europe plus I found it difficult to adapt, which drew negative criticism from those I felt should cheer me up. “Of a truth, they keep my fire burning. Maybe without them, I wouldn’t have woken up from my slumber. Now that I have scored my first career treble, hopefully, I can keep painting everywhere with goals. “I dedicate these goals to my family because they made me see hope when I felt all was lost.” Sasere now boasts of 12 goals in 16 outings this term, while his contribution as a leader in the team has...

Advertisement The billionaire Perich family are among about a dozen landowners near Sydney’s second airport to have avoided the state government acquiring their land for an $11 billion metro rail line after a decision was made last year to tunnel under farmland instead of crossing it. A "cabinet in confidence" report shows Sydney Metro, which is delivering the rail project, was preparing to acquire about five hectares from the Perichs at Bringelly in western Sydney. The report, which detailed a strategy for acquiring land, had recommended that entering a "dialogue" with one of the Perichs' ...