Archive - 3 April 2007

free This local movie has a noble objective - to educate Malaysians on the importance of preserving and appreciating the value of our national heritage.

The deputy internal security minister is bombarded with questions from both opposition and ruling parliamentarians.

Muslim convert Muhammad Shafi Saravanan Abdullah breaks his silence, expressing concern over growing criticism against him.

It is a cry of desperation when a council of religions has to resort to special prayers to highlight their plight and anxieties over religious freedom, says an opposition leader.

The premier's son-in-law clarifies that the reportedly RM60 million house does not belong to his father-in-law, but rather his brother-in-law.

Police reports were lodged against MIC members by opposition supporters and two press photographers after a fracas outside the Machap nomination centre. [VIDEO INSIDE]

I am totally baffled that being a former magistrate and lawyer, and now a lawmaker, she could not even interpret the supreme law of the land correctly, decried a reader.

The defence ministry has refuted the claim that the government has a 'personal interest' in keeping the National Service scheme going.

The anti-corruption watchdog - which exposed the allegations - accuses the authorities of dragging their feet in an attempt to let the issue 'fade away'.

What is its unique productivity factor which others cannot duplicate or replicate; especially those from India and China?

A BN parliamentarian complains about the tendency of rumours becoming truths despite the government denying them.

As a Malaysian living and working in Jakarta, I have been dismayed by the unfolding events pertaining to Tourism Malaysia and Nila Tanzil.

Deputy Prime Minister Najib says controversial racial remarks made at the last Umno AGM would have no bearing on the Machap by-election.

The Federal Constitution must be defended and promoted because it encapsulates the rights, hopes and aspirations of all Malaysians.

The money is paid in forms of tax, dividends, royalty and export duties, says deputy minister Abdul Rahman Sulaiman.

The Election Commission also rubbished claims that it had an ulterior motive in fixing the by-election to be held on a weekday.

analysis Due to the miscalculation of MCA's propaganda machinery, the mood in Machap is changing in favour of the opposition party.

An opposition leader argues that if not for the scandal, the premier would have given Zulkipli Mat Noor another extension as the ACA chief.

The daily's group editor-in-chief Ho Kay Tat reveals how The Sun was able to turn its fortune around by going free.

updated version A 56-year-old election novice from Barisan Nasional will face 33-year-old 'veteran' from the DAP.

Struggling national carmaker Proton has said it has waived debts of up to 16.5 million pounds racked up by its British-based sports car outfit.