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| Penang fumes over scrapping of mega-projects |
| Athi Veeranggan | Jun 26, 08 6:40pm |
| While the state government is upset with the decision to scrap the Porr and monorail projects, civil societies think the money saved should be used to upgrade public transportation. |
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| No decision yet on new EC chief |
| Rahmah Ghazali | Jun 26, 08 6:23pm |
| parliament snippets The government has yet to decide on the successor to EC chief Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman when he retires in December. More snippets inside. |
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| Dr M vs judge: Tit-for-tat continues |
| Andrew Ong | Jun 26, 08 5:35pm |
| The former premier is now suggesting that he is the target of a conspiracy between High Court Judge Ian Chin and the government. [VIDEO INSIDE] |
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| MBs and MPs expected at July 6 rally |
| Jun 26, 08 4:36pm |
| Coalition Against Inflation (Protes) reiterates that its mammoth gathering will take place on July 6 in PJ’s Padang Timur. [MAP INSIDE] |
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| PM: Bumi equity only at 19.4% |
| Fauwaz Abdul Aziz | Jun 26, 08 4:35pm |
| The 30% bumiputera equity target has not yet been achieved although their equity ownership in the corporate sector increased from 18.9% in 2004 to 19.4% in 2006. |
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| Sabah party Pasok deregistered |
| Jun 26, 08 3:50pm |
| The United Pasok Nunukragang National Organisation was deregistered on May 27 but an appeal is possible, says Registrar of Societies Md Alias Kalil. |
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| Gov't injects extra RM30 bil into 9MP |
| Jun 26, 08 3:33pm |
'The increase is... to cater for the rising cost of implementing existing projects as a result of the rising prices of building materials,' says PM. |
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| Settle it the Bidayuh way: Star chief |
| Tony Thien | Jun 26, 08 2:58pm |
| Dr Patau Rubis welcomes Najib Abdul Razak, his wife Rosmah and Raja Petra Kamaruddin to swear in a traditional Bidayuh ceremony as to who was telling the truth in the Altantuya murder. |
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| PAS-Umno talks: Why the rumours won't go away |
| Ong Kian Ming and Oon Yeoh | Jun 26, 08 2:19pm |
| PAS is definitely a stronger party with a much more extensive grassroots network compared to PKR. Yet, it has had to play second fiddle to PKR. |
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| Nasharuddin denies holding secret meetings with Najib |
| Beh Lih Yi & Fauwaz Abdul Aziz | Jun 26, 08 1:28pm |
| updated 5.45pm PAS No 2 Nasharuddin Mat Isa today denied holding secret meetings with Umno No 2 Najib Razak to discuss possible collaborations between the two rival parties. |
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| EPU: Penang monorail, Porr shelved |
| Beh Lih Yi | Jun 26, 08 12:54pm |
| updated 6.16pm Both the RM2 billion Penang Monorail and RM1.5 billion Penang outer ring road have been shelved, says the PM's Department Economic Planning Unit director-general. |
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| Abdullah launches 9MP mid-term review |
| FauwazAbdul Aziz | Jun 26, 08 12:40pm |
| updated 3.37pm The main objective is to ensure that the quality of life of Malaysians is protected, said Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. |
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| Your say: Our cancerous corruption |
| Jun 26, 08 9:05am |
| free 'The government cannot pass its responsibilities and fix the blame on others for not cooperating. The government has the resources to act on anything.' |
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| 'How does PM know they're not involved?' |
| Jun 26, 08 8:53am |
| free ‘I am amazed that Pak Lah does not even need to conduct any investigation over RPK’s allegation before coming to conclusion that Najib and his wife are not involved.’ |
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| Penang's monorail, Porr projects shelved |
| Jun 25, 08 8:36pm |
| In a stunning move which is likely to anger Penang, the government has put off two major projects - the RM2 billion monorail and RM1.5 billion Penang Outer Ring Road (Porr). |
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| RM544 mil Petronas-owned private hospital |
| Fauwaz Abdul Aziz, Rahmah Ghazali & Beh Lih Yi | Jun 25, 08 8:09pm |
| Parliament snippets The rationale for this five-star hospital is that it would bring in good commercial returns by promoting health tourism, and other happenings in Parliament today. |
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| MP Majimbun dismisses Pak Lah as incompetent |
| Tony Thien | Jun 25, 08 7:40pm |
| Yesterday's panic buying and pandemonium at petrol stations in Sabah and Sarawak is ‘a glaring example’ of Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's incompetence as PM. |
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