Archive - 20 December 2004

Indonesian national Ayu Lestari Abdullah tells the court how she saw Francis G Udayappan making his escape and being swept away by the river.

The former vice-president may still be given a post in the party, although PKR leaders remain tight-lipped over their decision.

The opposition party has dismissed the Thai premier's recent outburst as nothing more than a tit-for-tat situation

The pro-tem political party wants to see representation over issues that affect the community, including vernacular education.

While the works minister is brandishing the potential compensation figure of RM38 billion to ward off protests against the 10 percent toll increase by Plus, I wonder how many recall the original tender submissions for the construction of the North-South Expressway in mid-80s?

We will exercise the option to buy another 40 A320 jets, and if the price is good, we will (further) increase the number of Airbus jets, says AirAsia chief executive Tony Fernandes.

The Consumer Association of Penang and state DAP are opposed to the ferry fare being increased.

A minister says that Australia should not bulldoze through its controversial new maritime security zone plan, and that Canberra must respect the territorial sovereignty of neighbouring countries.

A jilted bride was left waiting on her wedding dais after her groom called off the engagement via a mobile phone text message.

Under the deal, Naza's assembly plant in Kedah will eventually be used as a regional hub for Kia.