Archive - 24 April 2006

The former premier has resorted to using the Internet to air his views after they were apparently blacked out by the pro-government media.

This will become a reality if greed continues to feed corruption leading to an erosion of public confidence in the judiciary, warns a leading corporate figure.

The minister said it would be cheaper to get the half-bridge contractor to build an eight-lane road between the old and new customs complex in Johor Bahru.

Close military cooperation between Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia has dealt a major blow to pirates operating in the Malacca Straits.

'We've followed the legal process. That's why people cannot query or even take us to court on the question of defects in the rolls.'

Forget the hard-luck stories of parenting... it's tough being a child these days.

The adage goes that if a frog is placed in a pot of boiling water, it would immediately jump out to avoid death. Conversely however, if the frog is placed in cool and pleasant water...

In paying tribute to the former deputy premier in the Dewan Rakyat, Abdullah says the nation mourns the loss of a great statesman.

While Rafiah Salim's appointment as UM VC gets the thumbs up, there are calls for more openness and multi-racialism in the selection process.

Only a kaleidoscopic view of this issue will help younger Muslims understand some of the major fundamental flaws of the work of the Anti-Hadis cult.

Some of the 57 boxing orangutans seized from a amusement park in Thailand will go home to Malaysia after DNA testing.

One booklet handed out to stall-owners in the crammed shopping district near Masjid India attacked state-owned energy firm Petronas.

The teacher had allegedly ordered the students, comprising boys and girls, into the school's audio-visual room and ordered them to watch the pornographic moviework.

As the world watches with disinterest, incensed Nepali men and women are taking on their king to get rid of a regime of corruption and incompetence.

Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar said there had been discussions on the group's fate with his Thai counterpart Kantathi Suphamongkhon.

The Sarawak Barisan Nasional is confident that it will retain control of the state in the upcoming election.

Pengerusi SPR, Tan Sri Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman akan mengumumkan hari ini tarikh penamaan calon dan pengundian bagi pilihanraya negeri.

The armoured vehicle is designed and built by Deftech, a wholly-owned subsidiary of conglomerate DRB-Hicom, which supplies vehicles to the Malaysian armed forces.

Growing demand has seen prices rise steadily for over a year, hitting RM7.30 per kg, as manufacturers baulk at the high cost of petroleum-based synthetic rubber which has risen in tandem with oil prices.