Archive - 28 June 2009

The PKR supremo mocks BN’s itsy bitsy approach to reform, including the PM's announcement of a new category of merit-based scholarships.

MANEK URAI BY-ELECTION Kuala Krai Umno Youth chief Tuan Aziz Tuan Mat, 39, will face off with Kuala Krai PAS division treasurer Mohd Fauzi Abdullah, 50, for the state seat on July 14.

‘There are many cases of foreign nationals being forced to work on fishing vessels especially in Tanjung Manis (Sarawak).’

The Hindu rights movement threatens to withdraw support for Pakatan Rakyat in future electoral battles.

Facing a forced eviction in five days, despaired ‘Tamil High Chaparral’ Kg Buah Pala residents demanded RSN Rayer to quit his Seri Delima seat.

Brunei thinks it is about time that it got something in return for the increasing flow of people and goods in the so-called ‘golden heart of Borneo’.

An Iranian man was arrested after trying to smuggle RM5.7 million worth of drugs disguised as pickled cucumbers into Malaysia.

Subramaniam said an average of 50 maid abuse cases were reported annually out of the 300,000 Indonesian maids working in Malaysia.

A judge intends to take matters into his own hand by caning a young offender, but the Bar Council says that this is outrageous.

It seems like the Perak BN government is bent on destroying all people-friendly policies implemented during Pakatan Rakyat’s 10-month rule.

The family of Michael Jackson is to hold an independent autopsy as associates revealed their anger over unanswered questions surrounding the tragic pop icon's death.

The fugitive ex-PM urged his supporters not to leave him "dying in the desert" of Dubai as he made an impassioned address to a rally in Bangkok last night.