Archive - 25 January 2007

DAP leader Ronnie Liu's name is being used in leaflets in Batu Talam to urge voters not to turn up to vote this Sunday.

It has been more than a year since allegations of identity cards being issued to foreigners surfaced, but nothing has been done. Now, the king has been asked to step in.

The four will check on the complaints from the families of detainees regarding the conditions of the detention centre.

Several PAS members speak on the frustration with the opposition party that led them to defect to Umno last week.

Despite calling for a boycott, the deputy premier says the opposition is campaigning on the ground.

Troubled carmaker Proton has lost its top dog status after nearly a quarter-century as Malaysia's biggest-selling carmaker.

A lawsuit is a normal process when one party seeks a legal remedy against another party. The defamation suit brought forth by the NST New against two bloggers, therefore, is just another form of civil action ...

The nation's top cop has been urged to order his officers to look into an allegation that a group of disabled individuals were being illegally imprisoned by council officers

The opposition heavyweights have been asked to speak at separate sessions during this weekend's retreat.

NSTP and four others want comments discussing the defamation suit in Rocky's Bru blog to be removed as they risk prejudicing the case.

MTAAG+ director Edward Low stresses that for people living with HIV, the treatment that they need is a life long one.

Corporate figure Syed Mokhtar AlBukhary says there is no truth in media reports over his supposed interest to buy Utusan Melayu.

The government has issued its highest-level warning on the possibility of another bird flu outbreak in the country after the disease emerged in several regional nations.

The unimaginable myth that our way of life is less significant to have any negative impact to the well-being of Mother Earth is proving to be opposite in the truth.

"Like any established, long-serving, ruling party they tend to rot," he said of the ruling Umno in an interview with AFP .

Malik Imtiaz Sarwar speaks candidly on responsible blogging and his own blog Disquiet, on curbs in cyberspace and the blogger's role in nation building.

Ahirudin says his blog offers him a channel to say general things and after a while it became a watchdog for the media.

Higher Education Minister Mustapa Mohamed is confident that the revised edition will be accepted by the Malaysian society.

The highest 'red stage' rain warning for Johor is triggering fears of a third wave of flooding after weeks of torrential downpours.