“I am a million per cent at peace with my conscience.”

Mario Camilleri, who brokered the controversial Café Premier deal, speaks out.

“I was never consulted or involved in this deal.”

Former land commissioner Joe Bugeja reveals the Café Premier deal was one of the reasons he stepped down.

“We need to discover what is being done behind people’s backs.”

Political philosophy professor Susan Mendus underlines the importance of a free press during the Strickland Memorial lecture.

“In none of these idyllic pictures do we see guns, pellets or dead birds.”

Lecturer Carmen Sammut points out the oddities in the hunting lobby’s referendum campaign.

“No man is ever asked the question of how he balances his family and his professional life.”

US Ambassador to Malta Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley speaks at a debate about empowering women.

“At times there are more Labourites than Nationalists at our bar.”

Dingli PN club president Joe Mercieca speaks about a village where political foes are happy to drink together.

“Slop”

A mis-spelt ‘Stop’ sign lands a frustrated resident in court after he accused the workers of being a ‘bunch of idiots’. He was acquitted.