Archive - 17 December 2005

The Selayang town folks are bracing for a raise in assessment rates for houses, expected to be among the highest in the state.

On no account must the civil servants be made into a position of subservience to the politicians.

Since the PM was thoughtful enough to apologise to the Chinese government over the mistreatment of Chinese nationals, he should do the same to his fellow Malaysians, says PAS Youth.

Time is ticking for a couple on hunger strike for more than two weeks. Now, the Bukit Aman disciplinary division may offer a glimmer of hope.

A higher electricity tariff will be imposed on consumers who do not conserve energy in a new scheme to look after the poor.

The Gerakan president expresses his disappointment at Tengku Razaleigh's remarks urging the government not to allow more non-Malay educational institutions to be built.

Snap fires another salvo at Alfred Jabu for saying that the Dayaks will squander all the money if Salcra pays dividends to them in one lump sum.

Despite the various efforts over the last century to curb and shackle this community spirit for various political reasons, the Chinese press has shown resilience as if it has a life of its own.

Well versed in Mandarin, Bahasa and English, Hong Ju Khee is one of the most recognisable faces on ntv7. Now, she has opted to leave the station.

The former Baywatch star alleges that chickens raised for KFC are bred and drugged to grow so large that they become crippled under their own weight.