Today's front pages - June 13, 2022
The top stories in Malta's newspapers
The following are the stories making the headlines in Malta’s newspapers.
Times of Malta reports that the nurses’ union has issued a raft of directives across the entire health sector from today after the authorities refused to entertain a request for nurses to be given an uncapped two-thirds pension like consultants.
In another story, it reports on how a photographer is documenting Malta’s eyesores: blank party walls.
The Malta Independent says Nationalist Party deputy leader David Agius has not confirmed whether he will be contenting the election to be re-elected to the post.
In another story, the newspaper reports the Association of Catering Establishments as saying that restaurants are safe. The interview followed a rampage by a man in a restaurant in St Julian’s last week.
In-Nazzjon reports on the Nationalist Party’s fundraising marathon last night when the party managed to collect almost €176,000.
L-orizzont leads with an interview with General Workers’ Union general secretary urging the need for social partners to urgently discuss inflation. In another story, the paper quotes a financial analyst as saying that wage negotiations should not start from the minimum wage.