UPDATED 3.50PM | BAM says he is responding well to treatment in Taiwan.

He accuses the finance minister of hypocrisy for saying GST caused prices of goods to go up, but not SST.

DAP leaders chat with the diaspora in Sydney on how New M'sia can navigate through the minefield.

He says these leaders could give Amanah warnings on what caused Umno's downfall. 

Its New Malaysia Democracy Award marks 'the beginning of a new chapter for Malaysia.'

This comprises procurement and enforcement sectors, and powerful individuals with vested interests, says Mohd Azam Baki.

Its chief Mat Sabu says the party will promote 'Islam For All' stressing harmony, tolerance and peace.

'I daresay that we have never bowed down to any parties,' insists Mohd Azam Baki.

Deputy commissioner says it is up to investigating officers to decide what suspects wear.

UPDATED 1.24PM | Deputy minister Raja Bahrin says it's curious how Umno members are getting out, but PAS is getting amorous.

He repeats his claim on the offer, says this is why the independence of the judiciary needs to be restored.

Finance minister stresses that Putrajaya will cease taking the soft approach with these companies by next year.

PM's rejection of LGBT culture when announcing the long sought-after commission is called out.

The party election kicks off with the Kedah and Penang branches voting today.

Kimanis MP dispels rumours of a new opposition party after his exit from Umno. 

Learn from mistakes in setting up EAIC, give IPCMC prosecution powers, it says.