Archive - 1 October 2009

Decision on PKR state rep end of Oct

Decision on PKR state rep end of Oct

The fate of Badrul Hisham Abdullah as the PKR Port Klang assemblyperson will be known by the end of this month.
Muslim lawyers want action taken against SIS, WOA

Muslim lawyers want action taken against SIS, WOA

Action must be taken against the two NGOs for questioning the implementation of the syariah law, said the Malaysian Syarie Lawyers Association.
Mystery man's DNA to be known tomorrow

Mystery man's DNA to be known tomorrow

NONE UPDATED 8PM The identity of the person whose DNA was found on Teohk's belt and blazer will be revealed tomorrow. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Ex-IGP: Court right to junk Chin Peng's suit

Ex-IGP: Court right to junk Chin Peng's suit

There is no love lost between former IGP Haniff Omar and his nemesis, the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) secretary-general Chin Peng
Whales having a 'whale of a time' in PD

Whales having a 'whale of a time' in PD

While the coastal town is accustomed to foreigners thronging its shores, news reports today claimed that visitors of a different kind have got tongues wagging.
Dr Subra: Media freedom should not be abused

Dr Subra: Media freedom should not be abused

He says negative writing would bring about negative impact to the country.
Loan defaulters told to pay up before travel ban

Loan defaulters told to pay up before travel ban

National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) borrowers are advised not to wait until they are barred from leaving the country to seriously discuss repayment of their loans.
Indonesian maids supply to be resolve next month

Indonesian maids supply to be resolve next month

Malaysia and Indonesia will resolve the maid supply issue next month, said Human Resources Minister Dr S Subramaniam.
Dengue fever claims 71st victim

Dengue fever claims 71st victim

One fatality due to the dengue fever last week raised the death toll from the fever to 71 cases so far, said the Director-General of Health Dr Mohd Ismail Merican.
Expect aftershocks from Sumatra quake

Expect aftershocks from Sumatra quake

Aftershocks from the powerful 7.6-magnitude earthquake that hit west Sumatra yesterday are expected to occur for a few days more, the Department of Meteorological said.
Perak PKR to BN: 'We showed ours, you show yours'

Perak PKR to BN: 'We showed ours, you show yours'

Perak PKR alleges BN reps got kickbacks and have opened their books to the media and are now asking the ruling party to do the same.
PKR to expel rogue Bagan Pinang candidate

PKR to expel rogue Bagan Pinang candidate

PKR will expel its Telok Kemang division committee member Shahruddin Abdul Hamid from the party if he contests as an independent candidate in the Bagan Pinang state seat by-election on Oct 11.
'Millions in bag': Report to be filed in Hong Kong

'Millions in bag': Report to be filed in Hong Kong

PKR Youth will file a report with the island's graft watchdog over the arrest of Sabah CM's 'foster brother' last year for alleged money trafficking.
Police await DNA analysis on Khir's death threat letter

Police await DNA analysis on Khir's death threat letter

The police were still awaiting reports relating to the analysis on a death threat letter received by Selangor opposition leader Dr Mohamad Khir Toyo.
Kedah speaker sues over rep's status

Kedah speaker sues over rep's status

The speaker wants a declaration that BN's Kota Siputeh rep was no longer a state assemblyperson and that the EC should call for a by-election.
Murugiah's dept on lookout for inflammatory speeches

Murugiah's dept on lookout for inflammatory speeches

The National Unity and Integration Department will closely monitor the campaign in the upcoming Bagan Pinang by-election in Negeri Sembilan to ensure that political parties do not exploit racial or religious issues.
Citizenship is a privilege, not a right

Citizenship is a privilege, not a right

Whip the Muslim directors of beer companies

Whip the Muslim directors of beer companies

UM's double standards over '1Malaysia'

UM's double standards over '1Malaysia'

The pointless pondok of Taman Gangsa

The pointless pondok of Taman Gangsa

Don't let 'em rapists near our national parks

Don't let 'em rapists near our national parks

The M’sian way - bribe, plagiarise and don't think

The M’sian way - bribe, plagiarise and don't think

China celebrates 60th birthday extravaganza

China celebrates 60th birthday extravaganza

China today celebrated 60 years of communist rule with a military parade and lavish ceremonies on Beijing's Tiananmen Square showcasing the nation's revival as a global power.
NS MB gets flak ahead of Bagan Pinang polls

NS MB gets flak ahead of Bagan Pinang polls

The folk in this town may not care much about Isa Samad's history, but a PKR leader is drawing their attention to the alleged flaws of their MB.
Internet media control: MCMC denies abuse of power

Internet media control: MCMC denies abuse of power

The commission has denied allegations that it had abused its power in controlling the new media.
Passport bungle: Waytha rubbishes Hisham's claims

Passport bungle: Waytha rubbishes Hisham's claims

The Hindraf leader rubbishes the home minister's defence over the former's revoked passport saying a labyrinth of lies has been exposed.
Samoa death toll nears 150 after killer tsunami

Samoa death toll nears 150 after killer tsunami

The 8.0 magnitude earthquake was followed by a tsunami that packed waves of up to 7.5 meters.
MP lodges report over 'lesson in blood' threat

MP lodges report over 'lesson in blood' threat

Seputeh MP Teresa Kok has lodged a police report over a posting in her blog which threatened her with a 'lesson in blood'.
Ketsana death toll nears 400 as new typhoon brews

Ketsana death toll nears 400 as new typhoon brews

The Philippines raised the number of confirmed dead from Ketsana to 277, Vietnam to 92 and Cambodia to 14, with nearly three million people affected.
H1N1: No death for two weeks

H1N1: No death for two weeks

There has been no death due to Influenza A(H1N1) reported since Sept 19 and the death toll remained at 77 people, said the Health Ministry.
Penan rape: 'S'wak gov't spreading disinformation'

Penan rape: 'S'wak gov't spreading disinformation'

UPDATED 4.06PM An NGO has rubbished a police report made by a Penan rape victim that her earlier complaint was made under duress. [VIDEO INSIDE]

A tale of two ex-veeps

A tale of two ex-veeps

One rose to become deputy premier, the other was sacked for money politics but they stood alongside each other recently in the hope of reviving BN's dwindling fortunes.
Ex-CM accepts new CM's debate dare but...

Ex-CM accepts new CM's debate dare but...

lim guan eng and koh tsu koon Since Lim Guan Eng is 'itching for a fight', his predecessor is willing to give him one. But Koh Tsu Koon sets two conditions.
Headlines Online: Oct 1

Headlines Online: Oct 1

Most newspapers front paged reports of the tremors felt in Kuala Lumpur and other Malaysian cities as a result of an earthquake in Indonesia.
Proton exceeds target in the UK

Proton exceeds target in the UK

Proton Cars (UK) Ltd managing director Brian Collier said the company's target to sell about 1,000 units this year had been exceeded by 10 percent.
Gov't mulls evacuation of students from Padang

Gov't mulls evacuation of students from Padang

With Indonesia being hit by a second earthquake this morning, the government thinks its best to pull out all 330 Malaysians students based in Padang.
Cultural spat rooted in common heritage

Cultural spat rooted in common heritage

Malaysia indulging in cultural 'theft' from Indonesia is a non-starter, says a culture and customs expert.
Malaysia, a land of growth no more

Malaysia, a land of growth no more

COMMENT When I was at the KLIA airport recently bidding farewell to my family, the lingering thought in my mind was "Am I making a mistake leaving this country?"
The nearest NRD office is still too far for Penans

The nearest NRD office is still too far for Penans

It will take them 14 hours to travel to Miri from Long Banga in Baram through timber tracks to get their MyKads done.
Noordin's wife leaves for Indonesia to claim body

Noordin's wife leaves for Indonesia to claim body

The wife of slain Islamist militant leader Noordin Mohammed Top has left for Indonesia to claim the body of her husband for burial in Malaysia today.
DAP's cry: Senator Warlord, serve people first

DAP's cry: Senator Warlord, serve people first

Former PPP youth chief earns the DAP's ire for a veiled threat to arrest those who raise the cow-head issue during Bagan Pinang polls campaign.
Another powerful quake hits Sumatra

Another powerful quake hits Sumatra

UPDATED 12.37PM It struck south of the site of an earlier powerful quake that left more than 1,000 dead.
Kugan's case: Cop charged, pleads not guilty

Kugan's case: Cop charged, pleads not guilty

UPDATED 3.37PM Nine months after the death of A Kugan, a police personnel was charged at the Petaling Jaya Sessions Court with causing hurt to the 23-year-old detainee. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Wife defends embattled MIC boss

Wife defends embattled MIC boss

indrani interview 300909 EXCLUSIVE What hurts Indrani most is the scathing remarks by Mahathir. [VIDEO INSIDE]
Here comes the final Perak showdown

Here comes the final Perak showdown

your say suara kami free 'I hope the judges can come to their senses. Judge according to the law of the country. Do it without fear or favour.'
Is Isa the best BN can give voters?

Is Isa the best BN can give voters?

free 'The PM recently mentioned the future candidate must not just be popular within the party but also to the rakyat . So looking at this, BN is still not learning from past mistakes.'
M'sians shaken by strong Sumatra quake

M'sians shaken by strong Sumatra quake

An earthquake measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale rocked central Sumatra, Indonesia at 6.17pm today has caused tremors to be felt across Malaysia, especially in high-rise buildings.