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- Putrajaya's Seri Perdana: A cool RM24 million to build
- Parliament is told this is how much it took to build the complex in 1999. There have been more costs for renovations and maintenance since then.
- MP wants response in word and deed
- Ministry representatives have been told that parliamentary replies should be backed with action, to meet public expectations.
- Dont neglect employees, Fong tells MAS
- Although the national carrier has every right to restructure, it should not overlook the interests of its workers in the process.
- Caucus slams treatment of Chinese nationals
- The Parliamentary human rights caucus is determined to pursue the matter until the police personnel responsible are punished.
- Sharir: Inform MPs of changes in Parliament
- The Backbenchers Club chairperson says all parliamentarians must be in the know of the changes to the Parliament's administration.
- Kontrak H&I Niaga: Bank Negara diberi dua minggu untuk beri penjelasan
- DAP mahu penjelasan mengapa kontrak RM320 juta diberikan kepada sebuah syarikat yang didakwanya mengalami kerugian, untuk membina Pusat Sumber Perkhidmatan Kewangan (FSRC).
- DAP: Ambil tindakan terhadap mereka yang sebabkan MAS rugi
- Kakitangan MAS atau rakyat tidak sepatutnya dibeban dengan masalah kewangan yang dihadapi penerbangan negara itu, kata Setiausaha Agung DAP Lim Guan Eng.
- H&I Niaga: Explain in two weeks, Bank Negara told
- DAP met the central bank's offcials but left without answers to the controversial RM320 million allocation to H&I Niaga Sdn Bhd to build a resource centre.
- Take direct route to cut MAS losses, PM told
- Neither Malaysia Airlines employees nor the public should have to bear the burden of financial losses, says a DAP leader.
- Chinese nationals to sue for cruelty, torture
- Yu Xuezhen and two others will contest their detention and allegedly abusive treatment by the police last week.
- Kit Siang demands White Paper on Bank Islam
- What ails the bank which has reported some RM700 million in losses? Parliamentarians want answers.
- Poor forgotten in human rights crusade
- A Suhakam commissioner says people are more concerned about fighting for political rights, overlooking those in extreme poverty and hunger.
- Public will get water bills soon, says Keng Yaik
- The cabinet has approved the long awaited water bills and Energy, Water and Communications Minsiter Dr Lim Keng Yaik said the public will get access to them soon.
- Govt aye for Mandarin science, mathematics textbooks
- The education minister says this is to assist primary vernacular school students in the language switchover involving the two subjects.
- Kayveas: Third vote not the remedy
- Saying it is the system that is corrupt, the deputy minister suggests that a royal commission of inquiry be formed to look into local councils.
- Kit Siang: Backbenchers are Samys cheerleaders
- Predictably, the opposition leader raised the temperature in the Dewan Rakyat by accusing two backbenchers of 'betrayal' over a disputed highway project.
- All about toilets in the House
- Toilets took centrestage as the works minister enjoyed a thrust-and-parry session with opposition MPs.
- Set up royal commission on local councils
- Transparency International wants to see less corruption in local councils, and a solution is to set up a Royal Commission of Enquiry into the matter.
- Drop charges against Kuala Kuang 4', AG told
- The four were hauled to court over a protest against a polluting rubber factory. The factory has since been relocated but the police want to proceed with the case against them.
- Authorities clueless over students deportation
- His father claims that his son is the victim of Muslim-terrorist stereotyping by the Russian immigration. But the Malaysian authorities have yet to get to the bottom of the matter.
- Court rules Uthayakumars detention unlawful
- The human rights lawyer rejoices at the judgement over his arrest and detention last year, declaring that justice has prevailed
- Kayveas: Media putarbelit isu 'kongsi gelap'
- Timbalan Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Datuk M Kayveas menjelaskan beliau tidak pernah menyamakan majlis kerajaan tempatan (PBT) sebagai'kongsi gelap', tetapi 'ditadbir secara gelap'.
- Kayveas: Wrong words, right publicity
- 'Secret society' may have been the wrong words to describe local councils, but the deputy minister says it has definitely brought about the right kind of attention.
- BPR diminta 'kurang bercakap, lebih banyak bertindak'
- Ketua Pengarahnya diasak dalam seminar anti-rasuah kerana memberikan jawapan yang tidak memuaskan hati peserta.
- Talk less, act fast message for ACA
- A seminar to update anti-corruption measures saw a repeat of responses that apparently do not go far enough to address public concerns.
- Ahli Parlimen: Jangan tangani isu minyak secara adhoc
- PARLIMEN Rancangan yang komprehensif perlu dirangka berhubung kenaikan subsidi dan harga minyak untuk membantu kerajaan dan rakyat menangani masalah itu dengan lancar.
- Shafie: Ada krisis dalam bidang pengajian tinggi?
- Dalam jawapannya kepada Ketua Pembangkang, Menteri Pengajian Tinggi berkata menolak dakwaan sesetengah pihak bahawa bidang pendidikan kini dilanda krisis.
- MP: Dont deal with oil issue on ad-hoc basis
- A comprehensive plan to deal with oil price increases and subsidies should be drawn up to help both the government and the public deal with them smoothly, says a BN MP.
- Shafie: What crisis in higher education?
- In his response to the Parliamentary opposition leader, the higher education minister says that contrary to the claim by certain quarters, higher education here is not in a crisis.
- Let the people speak
- Even if doomed to be faceless and voiceless, the people do not want to be invisible in the making of the annual budget to be announced tomorrow.