Archive - 19 April 2008

Two of Barisan Nasional’s most colourful parliamentarians will lead the party’s BackBenchers Club to ‘battle’ with a recently ballooned opposition bench.

The premier remained non-committal today to the people's request for the ACA to be reformed, only saying that he has received a proposal by the ACA for more ‘independence’.

The possibilities for the opening up of Malaysian democracy are limitless and frankly, I am optimistic.

Against the backdrop of a possible global food crisis, the prime minister announced that the government plans to come up with plans to ensure adequate food supply.

Hi girl, daddy is here! Hindraf ISA detainee K Vasantha Kumar visits his sick four-year-old daughter at the Cheras Pantai Medical Centre accompanied by a heavy police presence.

The Penang Pakatan Rakyat government has been blasted for continuing the previous BN administration by giving councillor jobs to 'boys' rather than giving the posts on merit.

The five from a Miri longhouse were asked to go to the police station to give a statement but were arrested instead.

analysis Scholarly arguments say it is well within the right of the sultans to intervene in the way that they did. But there are other schools of thought.