Archive - 23 October 2004

The Federal Court strikes out an election petition appeal by the Barisan Nasional against Bukit Bintang MP Fong Kui Lun's victory during the March general election.

DAP sec-gen Lim Guan Eng says that slapping an errant contractor with a hefty fine and planning action against others do not exonerate the works minister for his failures in protecting public interest.

Are the Dayaks really considered irrelevant now in politics after all the high-profile political disputes in recent years? Yes, at least two among the community think so.

It was a mere formality. The Sarawak BN officially admitted PRS into its fold today, two days after the party was formed and barely 24 hours after Dr James Masing and his group joined the party

A new report from the WWF has shown that human consumption continues to be well above sustainable levels

The yet-to-be registered political party urges the government to keep its promise and expedite converting all Tamil schools to fully government-aided institutes.

PAS ought to be congratulated for finally celebrating Islam with its universal appeal, with its Masjid Cina initiative.

Living in a multi-religious environment has made Malaysians a tolerant and civilised people, to overreact on the issue of 'insulting Islam' would not do justice to the teachings of the world's great religions.

Police arrested four Indonesians and seized 145kg of cannabis after they raided a boat at Port Klang yesterday.

The DAP chairperson is featured in a three-hour long video of how he defended himself and the war-of-words between him and several BN parliamentarians just before his suspension from Parliament.