Archive - 8 July 2006

The company has been given more time to make fresh compensation claims for the aborted half-bridge project and to produce relevant documents to back their claims.

It appears that the deputy prime minister has suffered from a bout of amnesia over the Tajudin-MAS scandal, says a reader.

As expected, the deputy IGP's statement that the police will no longer object to the setting up of the IPCMC went down well with the people.

A NGO representative highlights the touchy subject at a forum mostly attended by Muslim women, but was eventually met with a neutral response.

Salleh Said Keruak is also the first elected representative in Sabah to set up his own website to disseminate information to the people.

An ex-Sabah deputy chief minister expresses 'shock' at the minister's nonchalant attitude towards the state's serious problems connected to illegal immigrants.

Two days and one-and-a-half hours - that's how long the Selangor state legislative assembly sat in the seven months of this year.

Irene Fernandez says the wage stipulations in the MoU were not specific and that the maids should be ensured protection under the Employment Act.

When speaking up in Parliament, MPs must bear in mind that the interest of the people must override the interest of partisan politics.

While promising action once the investigation is wrapped up, the AG wants the Hindu complainants of temple demolitions to chase the police instead.