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- BN supporters disrupt Teluk Intan DAP ceramah
- Some 40 unruly youths carrying BN flags gatecrash the event, forcing police to escort the constituency's MP M Manogaran to safety.
- Najib's bigger role in S'gor a 'sign of factional feuding'
- Najib has named himself leader of Selangor BN's campaign, perhaps indicating a factional feud within Umno in the state.
- Psy will cost a bomb, but that's 'BN style'
- Concert promoters estimate that even if Psy delivers a short 30-minute performance, it would set BN back by around RM1 million.
- Reshuffle in Seberang Perai district offices soon
- Penang CM Lim Guan Eng says the reshuffle involves appointing a woman as a DO and that graft among civil servants will not be tolerated.
- Minor botch up in DAP polls result
- Although the episode was embarassing for the DAP, party leaders say the matter must be made public in the interest of transparency.
- Phang: I've no power to influence police transfers
- Denying Musa Hassan’s claim that he had a senior cop transferred, Robert Phang says this paints him as having ‘supernatural powers’.
- Crime stats can go under reported, says ex-IGP
- Musa Hassan says crime statistics must be independently verified because some cases may be wrongly classified, as his experience has showed.
- Musa wants IGP to regain control, be 'tough'
- Wrest back full control of the police force and stave off political interference, the ex-IGP tells the incumbent, Ismail Omar.
- Ex-IGP denies claim of press meet on Altantuya
- Musa Hassan denies FCCT's claim that he will address Bangkok's press on the murder of Mongolian woman Altantuya Shariibuu.
- Sabah Pakatan previews spending of 20pct oil royalty
- Its shadow budget aims to use the 20 percent oil royalty to increase disposable income and improve the socio-economic status of the poor.
- PM: Buku Jingga not worth the paper it's printed on
- Premier Najib Abdul Razak says Pakatan's manifesto the Buku Jingga does not contain doable policies, unlike BN's, which are proven.
- Fidgety PM delays polls, doles out cash
- COMMENT With the time needed to dole out the various cash handouts, the PM looks set to call polls only after CNY next year.
- 'Puncak Niaga's RM17.2mil directors' fees is madness'
- The Coalition Against Water Privatisation wants the authorities to ensure Puncak Niaga does not indulge in excessive profiteering.
- PKR dares George Kent to deny LOI receipt
- UPDATED 3.10PM He says with the letter of intent, the firm will be just one step away from officially getting the project. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- S'gor got RM9.1mil discount from Talam, says Pua
- Documents show the state gov't made small gains when it acquired RM676mil of the company’s assets. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- MACC quizzes Rafizi over LRT tender award
- UPDATED 9.50PM For the first time ever, the MACC shows a keen interest in graft allegations made by Rafizi Ramli.
- Pakatan ceramah in Bangi disrupted by 'thugs'
- Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching says that a group of about 30 people started pelting stones and taunting the security detail at the event.
- How the Dataran cordon was breached
- By many accounts, the turning point was when the northern barricade near Sultan Abdul Samad building was breached.
- Cops, protesters turn back the clock
- COMMENT For most part, Bersih 3.0 was orderly but the melee at the end is reason enough for authorities to tighten the screws.
- Ambiga: Why offer alternative at eleventh hour?
- DBKL is offering an alternative venue 72 hours before Bersih 3.0 when it could have done so three weeks earlier.
- Indie produced Bersih song goes viral
- The 5:26 minutes The Bersih Song: Tears of Malaysia released at 8.30 last night has recorded over 22,000 views.
- Chua: Buku Jingga will bankrupt M'sia in 2 years
- Chua Soi Lek turns prophet of doom predicting that Pakatan's pledge will bankrupt the nation in two years.
- Soi Lek fires salvos at Guan Eng ahead of debate
- UPDATED 12.06PM The MCA chief throws the first punch by beating the drum over hudud and PAS' Islamic state.
- Pakatan mourns third year of Perak putsch
- Perak Pakatan marked the last day of Chinese New Year celebrations by ‘mourning’ the third anniversary of its ouster.
- Manoharan: Detention under ISA was worth it
- The Hindraf activist says the experience was ‘painful’ but the upside is that Indian Malaysians have become ‘politically alert’.
- SUPP headed for split as Chin made new president
- A large rival faction led by Wong Soon Koh boycotted the internal election and it is expected to set up the Sarawak Peace party.
- Ball now in government's court, says EC
- Amendments to election regulations must be approved by the AG before it is laid before Parliament and gazetted.
- PSC seeks probe on Sabah's illegals
- The PSC on electoral reform believes there is some basis to the 'Project IC' scam in Sabah that must be addressed.
- KJ: Progressive views now mainstream in Umno
- The Umno Youth leader cites himself and Umno supreme council member Saifuddin Abdullah as two leaders with progressive thinking.
- DAP promises more Malay, Indian candidates
- Its deputy publicity chief, Teo Nie Ching, says the party desires to have a membership that reflects the national ethnic make-up.