In the Press: Labour lobbying could determine Abela's fate
Stories from today's national press

The Times of Malta
Toni Abela's hopes for joining the European Court of Auditors may not have been compeltely dashed by a rejection from a budgetary committee, sources told this newspaper, and Labour lobbying may still influence a positve outcome for his nomination.
In-Nazzjon
The prime minister's representative in Brussels, Cyrus Engerer, was the main consultant preparing Toni Abela for his grilling before a budgetary committee, which would go on to reject his bid to join the EU Court of Auditors.
L-Orizzont
Former PM Lawrence Gonzi had approved structural changes to Beppe Fenech Adami's Ghaghur villa, allowing the construction of a third floor and a semi-basement level. His approval came days after Gonzi wrote to the Mepa Chairman in favour of retaining height limitations on buildings in built-up areas.
The Malta Independent
Th migrant community yesterday held a peaceful protest in Valletta, calling for social protections such as a pension and healthcare for those who are employed and pay their taxes.