Archive - 18 October 2007

It's not about the money! Bringing those who abuse their powers to justice is what matters, say anti-ISA and human rights activists.

The Lingam tape One the two whistleblowers is captured in the unedited version of the Lingam tape, revealed PKR today.

The party went for a first-hand look at the controversial project which involved a government bailout of RM4.6 billion. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Election watchdog Bersih asks Pak Lah to fix the election date now instead of allowing the people to continue guessing.

It was with great dismay and an increasing sense of "why am I not surprised?" when I read about the Tioman ferry disaster. Time and again, it is only after...

Malaysia has again won praise from many for its success stories - the latest came from Unesco General Conference vice-president Andras Lakatos.

Experts say protected areas and breeding programmes are needed to save the populations.

With his retirement day approaching fast - in two weeks to be exact - it is learnt that chief justice Ahmad Fairuz will get his wish for an extension, albeit a brief one.

Many feel that Chief Justice Ahmad Fairuz's application for a six-month extension of tenure should be rejected.

Fomca advocates clean and continuous treated water supply should be delivered to consumers with an affordable fee.

A Malay daily reported an admission by the Election Commission that some junior registration officers were engaged in unapproved voter-transfer activities.

updated version Abdul Malek Hussin today won a rare law suit against the government over his arrest and torture under the Internal Security Act in 1998. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Malaysia's worst-ever ranking in press freedom - dropping 32 spots to 124th place - has renewed calls by campaingers for a review of the country's slew of restrictive media laws.