Archive - 6 December 2006

While the civil high court will hear the wife's application for the body on Monday, the next day, the same matter will go before a syariah appeals judge.

The Defence Ministry denies paying a company which is linked to Abdul Razak Baginda RM370 million as commission for a multi-billion submarine deal.

Tenaga Nasional claims to comply with world standards for electromagnetic field emissions from high tension power lines.

I watched a TV programme over the weekend and an expert interviewed had many reservations about the whole deal which seems to reinforce the many...

Ahli-ahli Majlis Tertinggi Umno mahu diberi penjelasan lanjut mengenai cadangan penggabungan Utusan-NSTP.

An opposition MP says the aims of the NS programme can never be achieved so long as some BN leaders disagree with the Bangsa Malaysia concept.

But they will only be released into the care of the UN refugee agency or NGOs, said immigration officials.

Expect roomier toilets for first-class travellers, 'enhanced grooming' for cabin crew and an instant noodle service.

But Kelantan Mentri Besar Nik Aziz says a woman's virtue is precious and should be guarded.

The leadership crisis spills over into a briefing for party branches on issues concerning the Chinese community resulting in a walk-out by the party president and his supporters.

The proposed merger with NSTP will also see the continuance of all existing benefits for NUJ members in Utusan.

Watch a video report on the tearing down of houses in Kampung Chubadak, to give way to a highway project.

Malaysians should use the opening provided by the young new Perlis mufti to hold Islamic scholars to their claim of religious authority.

Scandals everywhere and not a super-hero in sight - no wonder we're giddy with pride over Nicol David retaining her world squash title.

The non-Malays who read the news wearing the national costumes do it voluntarily and it is not a problem, says the information minister.

HIV infections currently averaged 6,000 cases a year, but if left uncurtailed, up to 300,000 people could be infected by 2015.

A new regulation requiring users of pre-paid mobile phones to register by Dec 15 will help authorities detect illegal money-lenders.

Economic growth projection for 2006 will now be 5.9 percent and 5.2 percent next year.