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A review of the The Breeding Birds of Malta has appeared in this January's issue of British Birds. The review has been written by Prof. Dr Jeremy Greenwood formerly Director of the British Trust for Ornithology. He is currently working in an honorary capacity at the Centre for Research into Ecological and Environmental Modelling of the British Trust for Ornithology. He is also one of the Direct...
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There are many history books which publish the results of elections, both general and local ones, but none of these publications has a commentary and a comparison of every result. The author was a public officer who worked for thirty years with the Electoral Commission during election times, as assistant commissioner, counting officer and supervisor, here gives an independent and balanced view ...
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The Natural History of the Maltese Islands
as seen through a photographer's lens
(published by Books Distributors Ltd)
Verżjoni bil-Malti
The launch of Guido Bonett’s publication The Natural History of the Maltese Islands was held on the Friday, 18 November 2011 at Avantech’s premises in San Gwann under the auspices of Dr Mario de Marco.
The Natural History of t...
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Pizza No. 7 li se jkun għall-bejgħ aktar tard f’Awissu huwa ktieb ieħor mis-sensiela Fil-Kċina m’Anton.
Dan il-ktieb jagħti l-opportunitàlil kull min iħobb il-pizza, li jagħmel din l-ikla, li dejjem qiegħda isir aktar popolari mal-Maltin. Bħas-soltu Anton jagħtina varjetà kbira ta’ pizzez. Fost oħrajn f’dan il-ktieb insibu pizzez bil-brunġiel, bit-tiġieġ, bil-...
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Gozitan, Charles Daniel Saliba, has recently launched a new book named 75 Lehma 75 Fehma. This poem anthology is intended to help students appreciate Maltese literature while passing examinations with flying colours. The book is an important tool for students currently in Junior Lyceums or Secondary schools because it covers nearly all the poems enlisted in the Education division syllabi and pr...
When she was twelve, she lived in Malta for six months, enrolling in an all-girls private school run by nuns. She lasted three days before getting kicked out for talking too much. Back in Toronto, she started her own business recording, editing, and selling bootleg heavy metal concerts. While in high school, she took a position with a popular seafood chain as its first female dishwasher. She later worked with special needs children and adults, where witnessing small miracles on a daily basis was part of the job.
