Archive - 22 October 2007

free One says managing patients is easier that their relatives while another says Sarawak should have her own independent healthcare system and need not beg from the jokers at Putrajaya.

An "audacious" band of counterfeiters tried to con the Bank of England out of a whopping 28 billion pounds (RM192 billion) with badly-made fake notes, a London court heard.

The government is moving to put the brakes on those using the Internet to prevent misuse of the medium.

Polls watchdog Bersih wants to turn Dataran Merdeka into a 'sea of yellow' to press for changes to the electoral process.

Opposition leader Lim Kit Siang also wants the information minister to debate the issue in Parliament.

A plot of agricultural land has been used for a petrol station over the last 23 years - and the DAP wants an explanation.

An opposition member of parliament says that the government has lost the plot in the Lingam tape scandal.

One would cringe to read the tale of torture while Abdul Malek Hussin was detained under the notorious Internal Security Act. Only in other despotic countries...

The opposition party has taken exception to three government circulars demanding that contracts be awarded to bumiputeras only.

The FBI launched an investigation into the world-famous US magician and illusionist and raided his storage warehouse in Los Angeles last week.

The Lingam tape No marching this time, just talking as lawyers push on to consider remedies for the judicial crisis.

updated version An ACA notice gives him till Thursday to submit the original Lingam video clip, failing which he runs the risk of ending up in jail. [VIDEO INSIDE]

At the same time a special committee headed by the attorney-general is also tasked to look into possible amendments to the laws related to conversions.

The government is now mulling sending another citizen into space, expected to be in late 2010 or early 2011.

Malaysians should look at the reality of empty spaces and the spaces in knowledge and power that we have created over the last 50 years.

As the 20th anniversary of Operation Lalang approaches, it is time to recall the blackest days in the use of the ISA.

All the newspapers headlined the landing of Malaysia's cosmonaut on earth after 11 days of spaceflight.