Archive - 26 December 2006

A special Tamil video feature on the plight of Bukit Rajah estate workers who claim that they have been cheated of a proper alternative accommodation.

Said Zahari says his laptop, stolen from his house on Sunday, contains unfinished manuscript for the forthcoming final part of his memoir.

Why did the fittest, most active and most beautiful person amongst my friends not get diagnosed with cancer much earlier? Why did all the 'required medical check-ups' not reveal this ailment?

It has been a 'happening' year and it would be a hard-bitten Malaysian who does not acknowledge a slight thrill of having survived it with marbles fairly intact.

Foundation in education starts from the bottom and not from the top. It starts from primary school. It starts from the three Rs which are Reading, 'Riting and 'Rithmetic.

Information Minister Zainuddin Maidin's stand that alleged memorials for the communists were being erected in Sarawak and Nilai shows how bankrupt of ideas he is.

They are also organising a ceramah tomorrow night to highlight the unfair toll hike in five major Klang Valley highways beginning Jan 1.

Parti Pesaka Bumiputera convention in February 2007 is expected to see some significant changes in the party leadership with new faces introduced to take over from the old.

special report Until August this year, investments from across the Causeway stood only at a fraction of what flowed into the state last year.

A foreword by the former premier for the recently launched book by social scientist Dr Collin Abraham on the communist insurgency.

updated version Security officials are also continuing their search for a 17-year-old boy who is feared to drowned.

Can our emergency services safely say that we can respond to a major injury within minutes for the majority of cases?

Two years after the devastating tsunami, Indonesia's Aceh province is grappling with more tragedy after floods and landslides left thousands waiting to be rescued.

Adding to the victims' woes, between 15 and 20 crocodiles are believed to have escaped from a farm in Muar.