Archive - 3 November 2007

An indoor public forum was stopped by the police but it did not stop some 500 people from waiting until the speakers arrived and addressed them.

It was Nube's first centralized national picket which saw about 4,000 bank employees turning up at Kuala Lumpur's majestic Maybank Tower to state their demands. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor, the country's first astronaut, will tour the nation to share his experience with the people.

The 12 were arrested on Tuesday during a temple demolition exercise in Kampung Rimba Jaya near Shah Alam. However, it is not known if they would be charged.

The movement's supremo sends a strong message to her members as they gear up for their annual assembly on Tuesday.

An opposition leader calls it a 'sigh of relief' but reminds the government that a royal commission of inquiry is still needed to address problems within the judiciary.

A stand-off between Japanese timber-carrying ships and a politically connected agency has been simmering for several months with negative effects on the timber industry.

The national news agency can be utilised to promote tourism activities as it now has a radio station, website and news channel on Astro.

The person responsible for posting the autopsy photographs on the Internet of eight-year-old rape and murder victim Nurin Jazlin Jazimin has been identified.

To AirAsia's Tony Fernandez, being allowed to fly the Kuala Lumpur to Singapore route is like going to the moon for his airline.

Epistemologically, even if there is a kind of universal objective truth, how can an intellectual claim any secular knowledge of such truth?