The Auditor-General's Report 2011 was released on Oct 15 after a two-week delay. Malaysiakini is scouring its thick volumes and produces the following reports.

Watch this space as there are more to follow.

 

MINISTRY

Defence

• Defence Ministry pays RM3.2bil for shoddy quarters

Agriculture

• Gov't mulls legal action against NFC

Health

• Printer maintenance is 72 times purchase price

Transport

• Double trouble for gov't in rail contracts

Education

• Buffalo meat, expired food in school canteens

Finance

• Customs officer goes on RM1.82mil shopping spree

Home

• 'Top secret vaults used to store furniture'

Works

• 'Forged bond' delays bridge in Kota Baru

Federal Territories

• Majority of DBKL's traffic cameras faulty

STATUTORY BODIES

• No signs of life from livestock semen

• 'CCM failed to nab errant directors of companies'

GOVERNMENT-LINKED COMPANIES

• Indah Water, RapidKL deep in the red

• 'Jom Makan' restaurants a recipe for disaster

 

OTHERS

• Gov't-guaranteed debt breaks RM100bil mark

• RM1bil in profits, dividends not paid to gov't

• States with weaker fiscal position: BN 3, Pakatan 1

• 'Audit report erases billions in lost ringgit'

• MCA: Audit report won't hurt BN's chances

• Audit dept: PWD did not moot link for RM20m bridge

• RM6.4mil losses not due to abuse, says Kedah MB's aide

• Parliament explodes over RM1.8mil shopping spree

• Let's talk about the 2011 audit report

 

STATE

Kedah

• Kedah pays for repairs to imaginary houses

• State firm took RM134mil loan for PNG project

Penang

• Several Penang depts 'not satisfactory', says report

• Financial performance of PDC projects unsatisfactory

• Answers sought to less flattering parts of audit report

Selangor

• Tawas stats in audit report not accurate, says Khalid

Pahang 

• No 'halal food' certs at several Pahang religious schools  

Kelantan

• 'Forged bond' delays bridge in Kota Bharu

Failed riverbank deal keeps K'tan waiting for RM340mil

• Bad investments fritter away money meant for K'tan poor

Terengganu

• DUN service centre money used for trips, businesses

• 'Why is Perwaja Terengganu loan being written off?'

• T'ganu land acquired for RM2.3mil less than valuation

• 'Freak weather' blamed for RM6mil walkway collapse

 

Johor

• Poor management - Islamic schools in shoplots

• Proham: Fund all types of schools equally

Sabah

• Sleeping with mozzies - Sabah old folks homes rate poorly

Sarawak

• A RM20mil bridge to nowhere in Sarawak  

• Deals worth hundreds of millions given via direct talks

• Human skulls poorly stored in Sarawak archeology store

 

YOURSAY

• GLCs subsidised and yet they make losses

• Audit report - remedial actions are what's important