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- 'Flying bihun' greets lone protester at Utusan HQ
- Utusan staff hurl abuses and two packets of fried bihun at ex-colleague Hata Wahari, who is asking them to be ethical journalists. [VIDEO]
- June 26 set for mention of TV9 exec murder case
- The High Court in Shah Alam today set June 26 for mention of a case involving a former executive of an oil and gas company accused of murdering his wife, TV9 administrative executive Nur Syaleza Jaffar.
- Adnan announces portfolios for Pahang exco members
- Pahang Menteri Besar Adnan Yaakob today announced the portfolios of the state executive councillors.
- Don't spin, stick to ethics, minister warns Malaysiakini
- Zahid Hamidi says the news portal needs to uphold journalism ethics by not spinning news stories or statements to make them controversial.
- Police widen dragnet against Black 505 organisers
- The police, whom probing the Black 505 rallies in four states, have hauled up three more Pakatan leaders, this time in Perak.
- Zahid: Changing gov't by coup undemocratic
- The gov't is formed via democratic process and anything outside this will be met with suitable police response, the home minister warns. [VIDEO]
- 'Home minister's remark represents cabinet's stance'
- Najib told the new cabinet that whatever issue raised by cabinet members is something that represents the gov't and is a common stand, says Kit Siang.
- Relatives of DPM and IGP suffer break-ins
- Relatives of two very very important persons (VVIPs) experienced break-ins over the weekend, in a short span of five hours.
- Woman on hunger strike seeks royal intervention
- The septuagenarian, who has been on a hunger strike for 25 days, petitions the Agong to assist the bid to close the Lynas plant.
- 'Two-thirds of Sandakan squatters are migrants'
- UPDATED 6.20PM SABAH RCI A Sandakan council enforcement officer says parts of the town become a ghost town whenever there is a raid.
- Court frees Yazid Sufaat, two other Sosma detainees
- UPDATED 6.15PM It has allowed an application to set aside the 'promotion of terrorism' charge against Yazid Sufaat and two others.
- Make stand on ex-judge's statement, IGP told
- If student activist Adam Adli can be arrested, explain stance on ex-judge Mohd Noor and others for their statements, police told.
- Pakatan asked to change date, venue of gathering
- Kuala Terengganu police chief ACP Zamri Shamsuddin says the organiser had failed to comply with the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012.
- New communications minister won't censor Internet
- Ahmad Shabery Cheek seems unlikely to provide the opposition more airtime, but says they are free to use the Internet.
- Mat Zain: MACC got facts wrong on Mohd Noor
- The MACC chief distorted facts by saying that the retired judge was all for charging the AG and the ex-IGP, says a retired cop.
- 'Waytha not serious in resolving stateless Indians'
- UPDATED 5.24PM PKR veep N Surendran says the Hindraf chief also lied about Anwar promising to resolve only 20,000 stateless cases.
- Council gets judgment in default against PAS
- The Kemaman Municipal Council had sought RM5mil in damages over pamphlets with alleged defamatory words on the Bukit Takal Zoo.
- 'Integrity shortfall behind eroding support for BN'
- UPDATED 4PM The Perak regent cites the rise and fall in public backing for the BN when led by Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
- Former CJ laments ineffectiveness of EAIC
- UPDATED 4.40PM Abdul Hamid Mohamad says up to the end of 2012, it had only ordered one disciplinary action and two warnings to civil servants.
- What are ministers trying to hide, Paul Low asked
- Penang CM Lim Guan Eng questions the new transparency minister for avoiding calls to implement public asset declarations for cabinet ministers.
- Malik slams NGOs over 'boycott of Chinese goods'
- I see the action as trying to punish the Chinese for supporting Pakatan in the GE, says the Penang executive councillor.
- BMF urges Sarawak Energy CEO to step down
- UPDATED 4.25PM 'Its Norwegian chief executive Torstein Dale Sjøtveit failed to stem corruption in the state-owned company.'
- Zahid vows he will not interfere with police work
- UPDATED 5.35PM ‘There will be no political interference from me and my deputy,’ the home minister pledges after his maiden visit to Bukit Aman.
- Burma seeks to be model of media reform in Asia
- Over the past year, Burma has unchained its tightly-controlled media, which saw a proliferation of weekly magazines and periodicals.
- PKR: Just what is the proposed GST rate?
- UPDATED 4.50PM The party's Kelana Jaya MP Wong Chen wants clarification, given that the gov't has bandied about two different rates. [VIDEO]
- EC accuses Anwar of being 'king of slander'
- UPDATED 1.35PM The EC's legal advisers are studying the various allegations from the opposition and are collecting evidence, says its deputy chief.
- It's not your father's country either, retorts Zahid
UPDATED 2.35PM Ahmad Zahid Hamidi resorts to tit-for-tat against PKR de facto Anwar Ibrahim's criticisms. [VIDEO]
- PKR reveals evidence of alleged 'phantom' voters
- UPDATED 4.45PM Rafizi reveals the names of eight people who had made police reports about someone else voting on their behalf.
- Pua: Is Najib for national reconciliation or aggravation?
Race relations is worsening to its lowest ebb in recent decades and the prime minister is doing nothing about it, says DAP's Tony Pua.
- Zahid: I'm ready to face DAP in Parliament
- The home minister reiterates that Lim Guan Eng should read his statement published in Utusan last Thursday carefully, and not to twist it.