Archive - 22 March 2007

Mohd Ali Rustam tells why the ruling front will retain the Machap state seat and takes a swipe at the opposition.

free Two non-governmental organisations want paraquat to be banned - it's a highly toxic herbicide and a great health hazard.

Kota Melaka MP Wong Nai Chee says non-Muslim couples should not be subjected to legal recourse in the Syariah Court in the event of a conversion by one party.

Mohamad Ramli Manan has 'no hope' in the police investigations concerning the allegations against ACA chief Zulkipli Mat Noor.

Further explanation was given by the works minister in an attempt to put to rest the disputed figures surrounding the amount collected by toll concessionaires in the country.

We all know that in the life of all of us there is a catalogue of missed opportunities and that only those who do grab them without hesitation will end up winners...

The minister says there is no need to seek training from other countries as local agencies have sufficient knowledge and skills to handle these crises.

In three years - that's the response from PM to a question from an opposition leader.

The idea is to make the Iskandar Development Region in Johor as competitive as Hong Kong.

The counterfeit drugs, closely resembling the blue pills of the genuine Viagra brand, were destined for Malaysian and Thai markets.

exclusive The PKR top leader reveals his decision not to go for the number two slot or defend his current VP post. [video inside]

There may be murmurs of discontent from various quarters but the government has no plans to revamp or shake up the compulsory training programme.

Until the government reveals the concession agreements, Protes vows to keep protesting.

The embattled PRS president was quizzed for two hours by a Bukit Aman team in Kuching yesterday.

Tonnes of earth tumbled down a hill 10 metres behind an apartment complex of three 15-storey blocks early Thursday.

'We are aware that there are some here who create trouble but why are they always blaming us who do honest work?' asks a foreign worker.

analysis Since PKR's inception, DAP has been on guard against the encroachment of its 'traditional territories' by the non-Malay - or to be more precise - the Chinese segment in PKR.

Water scarcity is an issue that communities and governments must face and address in the next few years.

The government has failed to make laws to protect whistle blowers despite promises to protect their identities and reward them for the risks they take.

updated version PKR has decided to give way for the DAP to contest in the Machap by-election next month. However, the move is not without conditions.

Public universities cannot accommodate all the qualified students. The government gives this same excuse every year and a student group wants the problem resolved.

He will keep his feet firmly on the ground and off Malaysia's tallest buildings after being arrested for trying to scale them.