
Tiff over Arabic term ends assembly sitting
The opposition says the CM should first understand the term before employing it while the chief minister counters that some of them are hypocrites.


Permit conditions for the Nov 16 candlelight vigil in Petaling Jaya stipulated that candles cannot be lit and there should be no anti-ISA paraphernalia among the protestors who were present.



Parliament The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs minister says the retail price of fuel cannot solely be based on global crude oil prices as other processes are involved in turning crude oil into fuel.


updated 5.55pm
Wanita Umno deputy chief Shahrizat Abdul Jalil announces that she will contest against incumbent Rafidah Aziz in next year's party polls.

The Penang government, under fire for approving four high-rise buildings which could affect the state’s heritage status, will now re-negotiate to reduce the height of the buildings.















Prison authorities allegedly did not pass on a message to Hindraf leader P Uthayakumar that his mother was seriously ill and admitted to hospital.






'We cannot afford to call off the projects as the developers will take legal action against the local authorities so we must face the reality of losing the Unesco status.'



updated 7.30pm
Speaking to the media for the first time since his acquittal from the Altantuya murder case, Abdul Razak said that neither Najib nor his wife, Rosmah, had met the Mongolian woman.
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