Archive - 12 February 2007

free Concluding this two-part series, a South Australian minister gives Malaysian newsmen an insight into Australia's policies towards immigrants and refugees.

How could the tribunal apply internationally recognised principles of fair trial when the very persons accused do not appear before it?

The commission has decided to hold a public inquiry into the incident where Simpang Renggam inmates were beaten by warders.

Malaysia Airlines says it is worried over an opening up of the lucrative Kuala Lumpur to Singapore route it dominates with Singapore Airlines.

The 'Snap, Send and Win' contest disappeared from its website as the Bar Council complained about the competition.

The minister says criticisms that the government was not serious about its anti-corruption drive were due to a lack of publicity.

Increasing supply to match growing consumption is an unsustainable strategy, says SOS Selangor.

The social science grouping will provide feedback on the revised ethnic relations module when it is placed in the public domain.

updated version Ex-premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad was discharged today from the National Heart Institute (IJN), where he had been treated for flu.

Malaysia was ranked 44 out of 163 countries. Bernard Dompok says the government is working hard to improve.

The two countries agree that poverty in the region is one of the factors fuelling the insurgency in southern Thailand's Muslim-majority provinces.

Opposition leader Lim Kit Siang has plenty to say over the four-fold increase in the cost of repairs to the MRR2.

The state wing wants the former deputy premier to take over the reins from his wife Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.

Paint was thrown at the house of deputy secretary-general Dr Xavier Jeyakumar early this morning.

Ketua Trafik Pasukan Bukit Aman, Datuk Nooryah Md Anva berkata beliau amat terkejut dan kecewa dengan jumlah kematian yang besar itu.

Before we embark upon the education reform effort, we must choose our perspectives wisely.

The new toll plaza in Butterworth, Penang, will see locals forking out 70 sen to use an upgraded main road.

An exclusive three-part series on the man who had returned from the dead to become Aceh's first directly elected governor.

The number of infected people could rise to 300,000 by 2015 if nothing is done, warns deputy director-general of public health Ramlee Rahmat.

The important social values couched deep inside the rituals surrounding Thaipusam are lost in commercialisation.

Yes, the Sarawak chief minister seems bent on staying on after 26 years at the helm despite intense recent speculation that he is likely to call it a day.