Archive - 26 May 2008

Their declarations will soon be made public once they have been audited and updated by a private accounting firm.

Her brand-new laptop was stolen in what was supposed to be a secure area.

The home minister clarifies for the second time that the international passport of the Hindraf chairperson has not been revoked.

The auto firm says it had made profits three quarters in a row due to the introduction of newer models with higher profit margins amid lower costs.

updated 10.43pm Travel money, education scholarships and entrepreneurship opportunities are some of the things the state government will be looking at as ways to help the families of ISA detainees.

‘Notice is hereby given that the company will be constructing the barricade this week,’ said Grand Saga’s executive director Zainal Abidin Ali, who is ex-Dang Wangi police chief.

The symbolic one kilometre long walk will take place this coming Sunday to express the wishes of journalists to have a free media with proper ethics and accountability.

Parliamentarians with medical degrees took exception to the deputy health minister’s remark, although he extricated himself later from the controversy.

Parliament snippets updated 8.17pm A motion by Lim Kit Siang to appoint Kepong MP Dr Tan as the committee's chairperson and Azmi as his deputy was rejected by the House, and other happenings in the Parliament.

Don't be unduly worried over the implications of having a free trade deal with the US as the government has considered all aspects of the agreement, says Muhyiddin.

With Singapore operating a lighthouse there, Malaysia should ‘move swiftly’ to avoid another debacle like the loss of Pulau Batu Puteh.

Realpolitik Podcast Anwar is no angel nor is he a saint. When he was in Umno, he was guilty of doing many of the things he now criticises.

Johor PAS wants action taken against three key government figures for having been 'careless’ in the country’s stewardship over Pulau Batu Puteh.

updated 7.17pm The project will take about two years, in time for the next general elections unless a snap poll is triggered by current political turmoil.

He said it was wrong to pin the blame for sex crimes on students or their dress.

A student group which caused a stir by stating that uniforms of schoolgirls were too sexy and invited 'rape and pre-marital sex' found an ally in PAS' women's wing.

analysis In the effort to boost production, BN must not ignore the traditional rice-producing states - Kedah, Perak, Selangor and Kelantan - all of which are under Pakatan.

Let us no argue any more over this or those rights. Let us instead treat each other right.

The party’s ambition is bolstered by the huge turnout estimated around 5,000 rarely seen before at the Kampung Gita ceramah attended by Anwar Ibrahim last Friday.

All 10.9 million voters may have to register themselves again with the Election Commission as the agency tries to generate a clean and updated master roll, says the Star today.

Instead of making small, simple changes at ground level, we aim for the skies and hope for a cure to traffic congestion.

Four infants were rescued and 23 people detained, including a doctor and a government registrar.

free ‘Rest assured that every Sabahan will never forget that you rejected the tabling of the motion to set up the royal commission on illegal immigrants in Sabah.’