Archive - 4 April 2006

Public uproar over the council's decision to take legal action against a disabled woman over unpaid parking fines has prompted the council to make an about-turn.

This is to compensate them for the government's 'mishandling' of the Nipah virus outbreak between September 1998 and May 1999.

Fake APs, fake ICs and even fake marriage certificates... a fed-up backbencher wants a secret service agency set up to stop the nonsense.

I am struck by the increasing arrogance, lack of accountability as well as presumptuous and paternalistic attitudes adopted and visibly manifested by members of this political party.

That is why he is committed to the objectives of Vision 2020, the catchphrase of former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad, rather than coming out with his own.

Well-known Orang Ulu lawyer Baru Bian says he will contest for the second time in Ba'kelalan in the coming state polls after being defeated in 2004.

Singapore does not accept that Malaysia has a right to demolish its side of the causeway unilaterally and replace it with a half-bridge, says Second Minister for Foreign Affairs Raymond Lim.

The Federal Court ruled today that two young people accused of kissing and hugging in a public park can be charged with indecent behaviour.

The deputy minister is flabbergasted over its decision to take a disabled motorist to court for not paying parking charges.

A 15-month-old boy became the ninth victim of an epidemic of hand, foot-and-mouth disease in Sarawak

A 31-year-old man was detained Sunday for staging a bomb scare aboard a domestic flight operated by AirAsia.

The government's proposal to tax foreign-registered vehicles entering the country has prompted strong reactions from business and tourism officials.