Archive - 30 June 2005

Komuter KTM ke Seremban tergelincir di Bangsar

Komuter KTM ke Seremban tergelincir di Bangsar

Komuter penumpang KTM yang dalam perjalanan ke Seremban itu tergelincir di landasan sejurus sebelum stesen Mid Valley Kuala Lumpur kira-kira jam 9.35 malam ini.
Tian: Tiada kaitan antara PKR dan Malaysia Today

Tian: Tiada kaitan antara PKR dan Malaysia Today

Lamanweb Malaysia Today telah menyiarkan siri laporan yang mendakwa pemimpin-pemimpin tertentu PAS telah berkonspirasi terhadap penasihat PKR Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. PKR menjelaskan ia bukan pandangan parti itu.
Govt tracking 22 deviant groups, Ayah Pin tops list

Govt tracking 22 deviant groups, Ayah Pin tops list

The self-styled spiritual leader in Terengganu is posing the biggest challenge to the authorities, according to Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Dr Mohd Abdullah Zain.
Jui Meng vs Ka Ting contest on the card?

Jui Meng vs Ka Ting contest on the card?

Will the former health minister go for broke and challenge party president Ong Ka Ting? All signs are indicating that he would unless he decides to spring a surprise and call it a day in politics.
Chua: Doors shut for CSMU to appeal

Chua: Doors shut for CSMU to appeal

The health minister says the government gave the university ample time to make an appeal but it did not do so.
Ramai pelajar luar bandar gagal Sains dan Matematik dalam BI

Ramai pelajar luar bandar gagal Sains dan Matematik dalam BI

Kementerian Pelajaran bimbang dengan kegagalan hampir separuh pelajar tingkatan satu dan dua di luar bandar dalam subjek sains dan matematik yang diajar dalam bahasa Inggeris.
Chua: Kerajaan tidak akan layan rayuan CSMU

Chua: Kerajaan tidak akan layan rayuan CSMU

Katanya, sehingga ini kerajaan masih belum menerima jawapan atau rayuan daripada CSMU dan mendakwa hanya Duta Ukraine Ke Malaysia cuba menjadikannya satu isu politik.
Pak Lah: 26,864 foreign women held for prostitution

Pak Lah: 26,864 foreign women held for prostitution

The premier, who is also internal security minister, revealed the figures in a written parliamentary reply to DAP Wanita Chief Chong Eng.
Gaji dan elauan Datuk Sothinathan ditarik balik

Gaji dan elauan Datuk Sothinathan ditarik balik

Keistimewaannya dilucutkan dalam segala hal. Dia tidak ada gaji dan elaun langsung sehingga menjawat kembali jawatan tersebut.
Delayed double track project: Chan lists 10 reasons

Delayed double track project: Chan lists 10 reasons

The transport minister explains why the RM4.6 billion electrified rail project between Rawang and Ipoh is 17 months behind schedule.
PM: Media siar soal-jawab seks akan dikenakan tindakan

PM: Media siar soal-jawab seks akan dikenakan tindakan

Kerajaan tidak akan teragak-agak mengambil tindakan termasuk membatalkan permit penerbitan media cetak yang memuatkan artikel, ruangan soal-jawab dan iklan yang memberi tumpuan kepada seks, kata Perdana Menteri.
No connection between PKR and RPK

No connection between PKR and RPK

Raja Petra Kamaruddin's Malaysia Today website ran a series of reports claiming that certain PAS leaders were conspiring against PKR adviser Anwar Ibrahim.
Results of orangutan DNA analysis out next week

Results of orangutan DNA analysis out next week

The analysis and writing of the report are in their final stages and will be submitted to the Wildlife Department upon completion, says a forensics expert.
Kajian kepuasan pengguna: Proton, Naza di tempat tercorot

Kajian kepuasan pengguna: Proton, Naza di tempat tercorot

Perodua adalah satu-satunya pengeluar kenderaan di Malaysia yang berjaya melepasi tahap purata kepuasan pengguna dalam industri automatif dalam kajian Indeks Kepuasan Pengguna di negara ini
More heads must roll in Umno for money politics

More heads must roll in Umno for money politics

It has reached an unimaginable point, warns the party's former deputy president Ghafar Baba. And the only way to save Umno, he says, is to crack down on all its errant leaders.
Why zero in on Crimea State?

Why zero in on Crimea State?

Customer satisfaction: Proton, Naza crash out in survey

Customer satisfaction: Proton, Naza crash out in survey

The only glimmer of hope for the Malaysian automotive industry comes from Perodua, according to the independent study on 11 carmakers.
Medical training requires high standards

Medical training requires high standards

As a member of the medical profession, it is our duty to ensure that future doctors are competent and well-trained besides being able to fit into the Malaysian healthcare system.
Gomez, CSMU: Lets look beyond race

Gomez, CSMU: Lets look beyond race

CMs post: Introduce rotation system for all states

CMs post: Introduce rotation system for all states

Free condoms: Govt right to consult Fatwa Council

Free condoms: Govt right to consult Fatwa Council

Consider the position of minorities elsewhere

Consider the position of minorities elsewhere

Start with interfaith dialogues, commission later

Start with interfaith dialogues, commission later

Anti-woof remarks deserve muzzle

Anti-woof remarks deserve muzzle

AirAsia has nothing to correct

AirAsia has nothing to correct

IIM: 31 peratus pelajar IPTA sanggup terima rasuah

IIM: 31 peratus pelajar IPTA sanggup terima rasuah

Maklumat berdasarkan kajian persepsi awam terhadap rasuah di negara ini yang dibuat pada tahun 2002 di kalangan mahasiswa IPTA.
Sarawaks power in the hands of Taibs family

Sarawaks power in the hands of Taibs family

The chief minister has been appointing his relatives to the board of the state government-owned Sarawak Enterprise Bhd, which is set to dominate the business of power generation in Sarawak.
Asia rising?

Asia rising?

By early to mid 1997 Asia's miracle economies crashed like paper dummies. But the good times are rolling again and the great crash is these days nothing more than a zit that can be easily hidden.
Act on Suhakam's recommendations now

Act on Suhakam's recommendations now

Commissioner Prof Mohd Hamdan Adnan said for example, the issue on offering better protection for women could be looked into right away.
High oil prices may hurt Malaysia's growth: Abdullah

High oil prices may hurt Malaysia's growth: Abdullah

The effects from persistent high oil prices was something the country has to accept, says the premier.
Honey honey

Honey honey

Dina Zaman learns that being Number Two (or Three or Four) is a coveted position for a growing number of women.
Fishermen not ready to go out to sea

Fishermen not ready to go out to sea

They are not convinced that the authorities will be around to protect them should they meet hostile foreign trawlers in the same fishing grounds.
Zimbabwe 'clean-up' taxes churches

Zimbabwe 'clean-up' taxes churches

The Zimbabwean police launched 'Operation Murambatsvina' or 'drive out trash' more than a month ago. Since then, about 300,000 people are homeless after their houses and shops were razed.
Naza strikes deal to build Peugeot 206 variant

Naza strikes deal to build Peugeot 206 variant

The new car is to be launched and distributed under the Naza brand in the domestic market and exported to Asean countries.
Petronas posts record profit on high oil prices

Petronas posts record profit on high oil prices

President and chief executive officer Mohamad Hassan Marican said revenues rose 40.5 percent to RM137.0 billion, also a record result in the company's 30-year history.
Memorial built by Vietnamese boat people to be demolished

Memorial built by Vietnamese boat people to be demolished

Terengganu officials say the construction had never been approved and was to be destroyed on the orders of the Foreign Ministry, acting in response to a complaint from the Vietnamese government.