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- A young estate worker's baptism of fire
- BOOK REVIEW The leftist and workers’ struggle in pre-Independent Malaya is a story not so often told, least so in the form of a novel.
- Hasan Ali's Anwar statement 'of great public interest'
- ‘What politicians say on this is of public interest, not sensational news. Utusan has a duty to publish the comment,'counsel says.
- Ask Mindef about missing planes, Anwar tells Zam
- Referring to Zainuddin’s blog post, the PKR de facto leader says the Finance Ministry had limited involvement in such dealings.
- Anwar to call meeting with Pakatan heads on 'Allah' issue
- ‘This issue was resolved. We not only had a meeting but elaborated in discussions on the subject,’ says the PKR de facto leader.
- Shortchanged in the millions, 351 sue Felda
- The settlers claim they were ‘cheated' when they entered into a contract to exclusively sell their yield to Felda Palm Industries.
- Video showing 4WD driving into pro-BN mob surfaces
- UPDATED 12.40PM In the video currently circulating on the Internet, the vehicle is seen speeding into the BN mob.
- PM: Christians have not been forgotten
- Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak reassures the Christian community that the government has "not forgotten" them.
- Checks find ex-top cop not owner of Miharja flats
- Malaysiakini’s assessment rate searches with DBKL on the four properties show that they are owned by nondescript individuals.
- 'MACC statement does not clear lawyer Cecil'
Saying senior lawyer Cecil Abraham had no role in closing MACC probe on Bala does not clear him of charge he had a hand in second SD, says PKR.
- 'Dept knows about truancy of SK Bihai teachers'
- The Education Department office in Gua Musang was informed about the three-day only classes at a dialogue, called after the Orang Asli slapping incident.
- Beta Tegap can challenge 'dismantle cameras' order
- Pending the judicial review, the Sepang Municipal Council has agreed not to dismantle or cover the two speed cameras affected.
- Why does ex-top cop own four low-cost flats, asks PKR
- According to party consumer rights bureau chief Yahya Sahri, this was revealed through a DBKL property search.
- PKR decries police's foot-dragging over bus attack
- Works secretary Raden Shamsulkamar Raden Samsudin claims party staff had waited at the scene for an hour but police did not turn up.
- Orang Asli parents lodge report on 'bribery attempt'
The report is not only on the teacher who had allegedly slapped their children, but also on an alleged attempt to bribe them to withdraw their initial report.
- PTPTN collected 85pct of amount due in 2011
- This is a huge leap from the 47 percent the study loan body has collected in 2010, says its report tabled in Parliament yesterday.
- Mahathir on reforms: What else can we do?
- The former premier says the Umno-led BN government cannot possibly be more inclusive and have carried out reforms Umno would have previously not allowed.
- 'Democratic rights trigger vicious cycle of instability'
- Ex-PM warns that rights to demonstrate and free speech will compel dissatisfied groups to repeatedly topple rightful governments.
- 'Global powers have found puppet in M'sia'
- USM professor Chandra Muzaffar does not name names, but hints that this US ‘nominee’ is someone he used to be with.
- PM on regime change: If it's not broken, why fix it?
- He urged against a change of government as the present administration has turned the nation into the "envy" of others.
- Anti-Israel group fails to hand over memo to Felda
- Guards at the Felda headquarters refuse to open the gates or allow representatives of the PAS-led group of about 700 people to enter.
- 27mil camera summonses, but accidents rising
- Mahfuz Omar says this means the police cameras have failed to prevent accidents and the police have to ‘close shop’.
- Mammoth 1M'sia NGO event 'nothing to do with Umno'
- ‘We have thought of having this for a while now, and the only time we have to hold it is this Saturday,' says Deputy Minister Ahmad Maslan.
- Home Ministry paid 10 times more for speed cameras
- PARLIAMENT The PAS Pokok Sena MP cites supplier quotations made to three state governments in the US as evidence of his claim.
- PM's moderation project gets global, Obama endorsement
- PARLIAMENT Deputy Foreign Minister A Hohilan says endorsements have been given by NAM, Asean, Asem and CHOGM.
- Deputy minister: Auditor-general cleared PTPTN
- PARLIAMENT He assures that the ‘clean bill’ given to the National Higher Education Loan Corporation means it has succeeded in overcoming its problems.
- US nuclear warships bring 'economic benefits'
- PARLIAMENT Malaysia allows nuclear-powered warships into its waters as they do not carry any nuclear arms, insists the deputy defence minister.
- Mindef: Inviting Suaram's lawyers 'lowers our dignity'
- PARLIAMENT Deputy Defence Minister Abdul Latiff Ahmad says any briefing on Scorpene should be held on a gov't-to-gov't basis and not by lawyer William ‘Bodoh'.
- Nazri: Not true that M'sia didn't cooperate with ICAC
- The minister in the PM’s Dept says this is not the case as corruption is a cross-border matter and that MACC works ‘very closely’ with ICAC.
- AirAsia's Tony Fernandes becomes MP's whipping boy
- PARLIAMENT Bung Mokhtar Radin labels the AirAsia founder a 'scoundrel' and lambasts him for the budget airline's criticism towards the KLIA2 terminal.
- Bloc voting called after uproar over AES
- There was a barrage of interruptions in the winding up of the ministry's budget debates and bloc voting had to called twice to settle the issue.