In the Press: New Freeport cranes draw no objection from TM

The Times of Malta

Opposition leader Simon Busuttil has offered his full cooperation with a magisterial inquiry into an alleged discrepancy, highlighted by the Speaker, in the fuel consumption of Busuttil's official car. Busuttil requested that his driver be suspended, pending the results of the investigation. 

In-Nazzjon

Green NGOs have called for the resignation of parliamentary secretary Ian Borg, claiming his position is untenable. Borg is under investigation for his part in securing a development permit for a piece of land he owns in Rabat. 

L-Orizzont

PN MP Censu Galea owes some €6,000, which he was called upon to return during the previous administration, after a 'calculation error' left the former BICC chairman with the extra cash. 

The Malta Independent

Transport Malta voiced no objection to the introduction of new, 140-metre cranes at the Freeport, installed prior to receiving a permit and that will penetrate the airport's flight paths.