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- KL112 is no big deal, says Khairy
- UPDATED 6.50PM Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin says the turnout at Umno's 66th anniversary surpasses that of KL112.
- Police injuries disproportionate, inquiry told
- ACP Jamaluddin claimed that foreign powers back the Bersih rally to jeopardise national security; making police the scape goats.
- Najib dismisses minor stroke rumour
- Saying ‘Don’t listen to the blogs, please’, the prime minister instead insists that just as Bursa Malaysia is healthy, he is also healthy.
- Pakatan promises Jan 12 rally to be most peaceful ever
- Mat Sabu urges the rakyat to bring their family members to 'Himpunan Kebangkitan Rakyat' and promises booming business for hotels, shops and restaurants on that day.
- Gov't seals off anti-Lynas blockade containers
- A calvary descends upon the green protestors in Kuantan to immobilise their command centre and call for the group to disperse.
- Himpunan Hijau no to dismantling command centre
- ‘The group will await the arrival of the relevant officials tomorrow to seek an extension to the order'. Yet another sign of changing times
- HSBC keeps mum over protest at Kuantan branch
- The local HQ seems to have adopted a lie low attitude, perhaps in the hope that the whole affair will fade away from lack of attention.
- NGOs launch 'Say No to 118 Mega Tower' campaign
- They claim that the project at the abandoned Taman Merdeka Negara will destroy nearby historical buildings in Petaling Hill.
- DAP to launch full version of ‘Ubah Rockey Style'
- ‘The videos, in Malay, English, Mandarin and Tamil , will be launched in the cultural context of the respective languages'.
- Shoving match mar DAP's Bentong walkabout
- An angry group of Bentong MCA members confront DAP leaders over a host of issues, including an alleged crude joke hurled at MCA's 15 MPs.
- Umar shaven, but not stirred by jail time
- Umar Mohd Azmi says his jailing allowed him to spend a lot of time with the Quran and kept him away from cigarettes, which he is proud of.
- Police deny responsibility for Gombak fracas
- 'Under section 9 the PAA, the onus is on the organiser of any public gathering to inform the police beforehand'.
- Woman summoned under AES cries in court
- However, Soon Chooi Mee leaves the court elated after the magistrate drops a charge against her for jumping the red light.
- Gold miner moves to sue anti-cyanide group
- Raub Australian Gold Mining issues legal notices to two Bukit Koman Anti-Cyanide Committee officials over ‘defamatory remarks' against it.
- Pakatan states 'have failed in legislative reform'
- Selangor speaker Teng Chang Khim claims there has been no political will to make state assemblies independent.
- Liow: Adnan's remarks should be taken in context
- Health Minister Liow Tiong Lai has urges voters not to read Pahang MB Adnan Yaakob's "ear-cutting" remark out of context.
- Police summon two Himpunan Hijau panel members
- Phua Kia Yaw and Bang Seet Peng have been ordered to turn up at the Kuantan district police headquarters at 2pm tomorrow for questioning.
- Marchers press on despite Dataran closure
- LIVE REPORT Some 2,000 activists are bent on completing the final leg of a 300km march towards Dataran Merdeka despite the cordon around the famous landmark.
- Dataran Merdeka sealed again due to 'renovation work'
- A notice issued by KL mayor Ahmad Phesal Talib has been placed in the middle of the roadblock, stating that ‘this place is closed for any activities’.
- Participants swell to 2,000 as long march reaches KL
- DAY 12 - GOMBAK The heavy downpour early this morning failed to dampen the spirit of the Himpunan Hijau marchers.
- Monk :Green March tougher than Buddhist practice
- People of different backgrounds appear attracted by the magnet of the event; a visible unintended form of 1Malaysia.
- Mat rempits disrupt anti-Lynas candlelight vigil
- An ad-hoc candlelight vigil at the Kuantan port last night in protest against Lynas Corporation drew some 400 supporters and half as many hecklers on motorbikes.
- KL folk invited to join Green March on Saturday
- The group of marchers will reach the Gombak toll plaza of the Karak Highway on Saturday at 2pm, and will be welcomed by NGOs and activists.
- Actress lends support to Kuantan-KL green march
- Singaporean comedian Tay Yin Yin, who was born in Kuantan, will be joining the Himpunan Hijau's Kuantan-Kuala Lumpur march.
- Court rejects application to freeze Lynas TOL
- UPDATED 4.30PM The Save Malaysia Stop Lynas committee's application for an Erinford injunction is turned down.
- PKR to hold mass rally for stateless Indians next month
- The gov’t still has time to resolve the problem, but PKR warns it will mobilise ‘thousands’ of stateless Indians if left with no choice.
- Soi Lek claims AES project may be linked to Anwar
He says Anwar is close to the former Johor Umno rep whose daughter's company was awarded the controversial AES project.
- Kong defends outsourcing of AES
- UPDATED 3.25PM The gov't has considered the costs involved and the firms' management expertise, says the transport minister.
- DAP rebuts Wee's RM2 million pedestrian bridge claim
- The issue is much ado about nothing as an exchange of letters shows that the pedestrian bridge is one of the options for the school to fulfill.
- 'Senile' Dr M mum on Nor Mohamed's promotion
- UPDATED 6.05PM Nor Mohamed Yakcop was promoted, even after Bank Negara lost RM5.7 billion in forex trading in the 1990s.