Archive - 29 December 2005

DBKL has offered to rebuild four severely damaged houses and to patch up all the cracks on more than 100 other affected houses.

Sukaham will probe the case of a Burmese couple who were arrested in a shopping mall after the police found three copies of a calendar adorned with Suu Kyi's photo.

The death of M Moorthy, or Mohammad Abdullah, has stirred strong religious sentiments in our country. It is never easy to decide the boundaries in such matters...

The Inland Revenue Board, through its 2006 calendar, brings Malaysians up to speed on how their tax money is spent.

'We must understand and respect the law of the nation. As far as religion is concerned, Islam is the official religion and the highest authority is the Syariah Court.'

A Singaporean man has been jailed three months for trying to smuggle raw pig intestines from Malaysia.

The vigil tonight is to express the non-Muslim community's concern over having no legal recourse to challenge decisions made by the Syariah Court.

How did the 30-year-old son-in-law of the prime minister finance his multi-million ringgit shares acquisition?

'We want to convey a very strong message to the government that we are uneasy and we are feeling uncomfortable, even to the extent of feeling threatened in terms of the religious and racial harmony in our country.'

The word 'missing' can be applied to the core of unsolved issues in this continuing series - to personalities, promises and principles.

The base, which will be the Royal Malaysian Navy's third regional headquarters, is to begin operations in April although its jetty will only be completed in mid-2007.

Dr M's office quashes rumours that he was seriously ill, saying he had been admitted to hospital for a routine cardiac check-up.

The Wildlife Department says it would investigate claims that 'Bigfoot' man-like beasts are roaming the jungles of Johor.

'Now I learn that if my husband were to marry another, he has the right to my property to support his new lifestyle!'