Archive - 8 December 2006

Anything but politics: Azmin Ali a one-woman man

Anything but politics: Azmin Ali a one-woman man

free All those who know Azmin can now hold him true to his words, "I'm loyal and faithful to my only wife and I am happy to remain so". Well said, Azmin!
Bollywood stars in KL

Bollywood stars in KL

free The highlight is the awards function on Saturday, with performances from Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Priyanka Chopra, Katrina Kaif and Ameesha Patel.
Rayappan: Body cremated but court case proceeds

Rayappan: Body cremated but court case proceeds

updated version In yet another twist, the Syariah High Court has rejected an application from the Selangor Islamic Affairs Council to withdraw its claim on the body over a technicality.
Supps Chan to quit in 2008

Supps Chan to quit in 2008

In a deal brokered during lunch today, the rivalling factions come to an agreement that Dr George Chan will step down at the end of his term.
TV personality calls for local council polls

TV personality calls for local council polls

It's the only way to solve the myriad of problems facing the public in terms of service delivery from local authorities, says broadcast journalist Karam Singh Walia.
Genting wins S'pore second casino licence

Genting wins S'pore second casino licence

updated version Genting says it will build the world's largest oceanarium complete with a water feature, maritime museum and six hotels offering more than 1,800 rooms.
Opposition parties: EC chief full of empty talks

Opposition parties: EC chief full of empty talks

Opposition leaders are cynical on an assurance by the Election Commission that it was willing to listen to grouses with the way elections were being conducted.
Ghani reinventing history using Onn Jaafar

Ghani reinventing history using Onn Jaafar

Johor Menteri Besar Ghani Othman said recently that we should respect the concept of 'kenegaraan' as interpreted by the late Onn Jaafar...
Crime rate will affect govt support

Crime rate will affect govt support

Please make our cities safe again

Please make our cities safe again

Will Bukit Gasing blood be washed away too?

Will Bukit Gasing blood be washed away too?

Protect the right to revert, govt told

Protect the right to revert, govt told

The Christian Federation of Malaysia wants the government to find a solution to solve future religious tussles over a deceased person whose religious status is in question.
Increasing number of private hospitals a concern

Increasing number of private hospitals a concern

Dont turn blind eye to quacks

Dont turn blind eye to quacks

Get Penang bus transport right this time please

Get Penang bus transport right this time please

Prepaid registration defeating purpose

Prepaid registration defeating purpose

Mengapa tempoh dapatkan Streamyx terlalu lama?

Mengapa tempoh dapatkan Streamyx terlalu lama?

Bring back that 1980s anti-dadah ad

Bring back that 1980s anti-dadah ad

Water concession agreement 'top secret'

Water concession agreement 'top secret'

Not only that, an audit report on the concessionaire, Syabas, also falls in the same category, a letter from the ministry reveals.
10 MPs back parliamentary committee on media reform

10 MPs back parliamentary committee on media reform

The select committee proposed by two press freedom groups aims to liberalise the media and relax the restrictions imposed on the industry.
PM hails GLC reforms, defends mergers

PM hails GLC reforms, defends mergers

Abdullah says the reforms improve competitiveness but denies that changes such as mergers would squeeze out the private sector.
Kg Berembang to host Peoples Rights Festival

Kg Berembang to host Peoples Rights Festival

This years Human Rights Day will be celebrated in Kampung Berembang - the scene of a recent rights violation by the forcible eviction of the villagers.
'Virtual demonstration' for press freedom

'Virtual demonstration' for press freedom

Scare of participating a demonstration? Now you can register your protest against media monopolies without having to worry about being arrested.
Suaram: Pak Lah 'bad news' for human rights

Suaram: Pak Lah 'bad news' for human rights

The country's human rights track record has not improved under Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and it's not expected to get any better.
So long, Bolton

So long, Bolton

If Donald Rumsfeld and John Bolton can be sacrificed, who is really unexpendable?
50th Merdeka bash: Declare end to racial parties

50th Merdeka bash: Declare end to racial parties

At the stroke of midnight on Aug 31, 2007, BN leaders should sign a declaration to bring to a close of their respective race-based parties.
Inefficient bureaucracy bogs down Aliran

Inefficient bureaucracy bogs down Aliran

Its that time of the year again - publishing licence renewal - and the snail's pace in which the Internal Security Ministry process Aliran Monthly's licence is causing unnecessary duress.
Malaysia Today thrives on Umno rivalry

Malaysia Today thrives on Umno rivalry

Its founder says Umno politicians who want to topple and sabotage their peers are using the website as a 'prostitute'.
Spying on Eros

Spying on Eros

The Islamic insurgency in Iran was initially planned using material delivered through porn-related channels because the mosques were so tightly controlled.
No more on-the-spot visas for Chennai arrivals

No more on-the-spot visas for Chennai arrivals

The government has stopped issuing on-the-spot visas to tourists arriving from the south Indian city of Chennai after finding many are using the documents to overstay illegally.