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4 News maltatoday, SUNDAY, 27 DECEMBER 2015 4 News COURT NOTICE The Registrar of Civil Courts and Tribunals informs that theCivil Court, First Hall ordered the following sales by auction: Date and time Place Items 20 th January, 2016 11.00am – 7/14 EGL 149, Strait Street, Valletta 3 seater sofa and 2 armchairs pink in colour, Television of the make Samsung, Stereo, two speakers of the make AIWA and other various items. 20 th January, 2016 12.00pm – 36/15 PP 149, Strait Street, Valletta A three-seater sofa and two armchairs, black in colour, an LCD-type television set of the make Panasonic, a surround sound system of the make Thompson, a satellite receiver of the make Hummax, a small metal table with a glass top and other objects . 27 th January, 2016 11.30am – 32/14 JGL 447, St. Joseph High Road, Santa Venera Tables, Chairs, Bar Cooler, Stainless Steel Fridge Cupboards, Coffee Machine, Cups, Saucers, Plates, Glasses, Teapots, Milk Jugs, LCD's, Fridges, Chidrens' Chairs, Dishwashers, Stainless Steel Sinks, Grills, Digital Scale, Mincer, Cheese grater,Slicer, Food Processor, Oven, Microwave, Cupboards, Hob with four Burners, Pasta boiler, Cooker Hoods, Pizza Oven and other objects. 27 th January 2016 12.00pm – 28/15 PP 447, St. Joseph High Road, Santa Venera Vehicle of the make KIA white in colour with the registration number DAT 151 Further details can be obtained from the website: http://www.justiceservices.gov.mt/courtservices/JudicialSales/search.aspx The bidders taking part in the auction must present their identity card Rudolph Marmara' For the Registrar Civil Courts and Tribunals Terrorist attack in Tripoli Corinthia 33,316 [LIVE] Local Council Elections 2015 133,170 views Several injured after super car crashes at Paqpaqli motorshow 113,397 Public sector salary list - see who is paid more than Malta's Prime Minister 68,056 Twitter backlash against Malta after spring hunting vote 61,199 [LIVE] Malta votes in referendum on Spring hunting 55,675 Man shot dead in Birkirkara 48,247 [LIVE] Spring hunting referendum 50,911 [MAP] Is your commute affected by the Valletta summit 44,717 Fatal traffic accident in Gozo 41,747 George Farrugia flies out of Malta hours after MT breaks story 41,149 Thunderstorm hits the Maltese islands 40,976 Panic in Paceville after club's glass banister breaks 40,633 Maltese EC official facing serious charges for antisemitic aggression in Brussels bar 39,746 Multi- millionaire Paul Bailey behind wheel of Porsche that veered into spectators at Paqpaqli charity event 39,331 Sliema's new towers to dwarf Portomaso 37,849 Malta based hedge fund involved in €100 million fraud 37,201 New drugs reform law into force today - what has changed 35,545 EU war clause invoked by France brings Malta closer to conflict 35,370 Tiger incident at MonteKristo leaves child injured 34,028 Most read in 2015 on maltatoday.com.mt MALTATODAY'S year in 2015 was re- plete with challenges, but breaking the news and bringing the story to readers as it unfolded will always be the challenge for any newsroom. As our list of top stories show, our readers depended on us to bring to them minute-by-minute live cover- age of all national political events. In 2015, we saw local council elec- tions being held in Malta, which saw the Nationalist Party slowly winning back votes it had lost in key locali- ties in the 2012 elections. Readers also logged in to malta- today.com.mt to read the latest on Malta's spring hunting referendum. MaltaToday took an active stand in supporting the Spring Hunting Out campaign, the first ever campaign to hold an abrogative referendum in a bid to put an end to spring hunting in Malta. The referendum was nar- rowly won by the hunting lobby by 2,000 votes, and sent a crucial po- litical message to the powers that be on the strength of the environmental and conservationist lobby. In the aftermath, public dissatis- faction with the result of the refer- endum brought with interest from overseas as a Twitter backlash en- sued Malta was the subject of harsh criticism, with hundreds of tweets pouring in under the hashtags #mal- ta and #maltaslaughter, expressing disgust at the result and calling on the Maltese to be ashamed of them- selves. Our second and third most read news stories were, again, a live- breaking story: the Paqpaqli super- car crash that left many people in- jured and garnered the attention of the international press; and the Mal- taToday infographic showing Malta's public sector salary list. 26 people were injured, three criti- cally, after a Porsche supercar taking part in the annual Paqpaqli ghall-Is- trina motorshow lost control before crashing into a section of the crowd. A six-year-old girl was amongst three people who are in critical con- dition. A magisterial inquiry remains underway. The incident occurred at around 2:00pm at Hal Farrug, metres away from the Lufthansa hangar. The crash occurred when a Porsche 918 Spyder driving along the taxiway lost control before going through the barriers and crashing into a large crowd that was watching the event. Similar news stories dealing with national incidents - the incident at Montekristo animal park where a tiger lashed out at a child, and the Paceville PlusOne club incident gen- erated among the highest views. Our list of public sector salaries sourced directly from either gov- ernment ministries or parliamentary questions was our third most read item online. Snoopy reading, but al- ways compelling for readers to know how their tax money is being spent in the highest public sector roles.