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Archive - 12 October 2009
0Smoke comes out of ears of cigarette company's staff
‘They staged a noisy protest outside their factory along in Petaling Jaya today protesting against their company’s voluntary separation scheme (VSS).
0Lo and behold the 'goodies'
In the run-up to the Bagan Pinang by-election there were allegations that BN offered many 'sweeteners' to win over the voters.
0Earthquakes: Less than 1% of M'sian buildings can stand them
Less than one percent of buildings in Malaysia are built according to specifications that take earthquakes into consideration.
0Wife to home minister: Where is my husband?
The mystery of an abducted businessman deepens as his wife demands answers while a reluctant police speculate that his rivals might be the culprits.
0MCA crisis will affect BN, warns Hisham
The Umno vice-president expresses concern that the MCA leadership crisis will have a direct impact on Barisan Nasional.
0Suspect in 1968 hijacking 'arrested in NY'
The FBI has arrested a man who has been living in Cuba for four decades to avoid prosecution for his role in an airline hijacking.
0T'gganu offers free honeymoons to warring couples
Terengganu is offering free second honeymoons for couples on the brink of divorce, hoping that romantic getaways will help rekindle their marriages.
0'Win' by Umno a great loss for the nation
0Umno now ordering MCA on what to do
0Chua and Ong, will you both reconcile, please?
0Ong should have quit immediately
0We say it again: Support for Porr project wrong
0Bagan Pinang by-election a boon for shoplot school
0'Crutch syndrome' Achilles heel of country
0Umno AGM kicks off tomorrow
Isa Samad's victory in the Bagan Pinang by-election yesterday will certainly be one of the hot topics among the delegates.
0Obama’s Nobel prize: 'Let’s not be rude'
0Murugiah to appeal to ROS to reinstate him as PPP chief
Reiterating his stand that he will not join other parties, the deputy minister says he will do 'whatever it takes' to be back in PPP.
0Six sentenced to death for riots in China's Xinjiang
A court in western China's Xinjiang region sentenced six people to death on Monday in the first trials over July 5 riots that left nearly 200 people dead, state-run television reported.
0Third force wants MCA duo to join veterans' council
They feel that both Ong and Chua can share their expertise and experience to help the party and nation.
0TNB CEO faces hard time over nuke plant plan
TNB struggles to justify its nuclear plans in the face of civil society objections.
0Court orders cops to return Kugan's samples
The Magistrate Court has ordered the police to return the forensics samples of A Kugan to Universiti Malaya Medical Center (UMMC).
0Bagan Pinang win 'all due to Isa'
It's the man, not the party that won the by-election, say experts, in analysing the BN victory.
0Victory a welcome shot in the arm for BN, says Najib
The prime minister says the win Bagan Pinang is just the right confidence-booster for BN to strive harder to regain lost ground.
0Soi Lek: MCA chief's head must roll
UPDATED 8PM
The former MCA No 2 has broken his silence following the EGM. He wants his rival to pack up and leave.
0Samy's iron grip turns 30 today
Today marks the 30th anniversary of Samy Vellu's reign over the MIC. His hold on the party is a feat unmatched by any other leader in the country.
010th M'sia plan won't forsake Pakatan-led states
Minister in the PM's department Nor Mohamed assures fair distribution of projects to all states under the five-year plan.
0PAS VP tells why non-Malays ditched Pakatan
UPDATED 2.40PM
In a nutshell, Salahuddin Ayub says Pakatan has not done enough to address the woes of the Indians while the Chinese are fed up with all the infighting.
0Ex-VP adds to MCA chorus on fresh polls
UPDATED 6.15PM
Fong Chan Onn wants the central committee to hold fresh party polls to fill the vacuum at the top.
0Bagan Pinang: A flashback for M'sia
COMMENT
The BN victory reminds us all of the ‘good’ old days when government was strong, the economy was good and nobody questioned Umno.
0Landslide victory or political immorality?
Isa Samad's second coming signifies the coming of a...
0Legal firm discharges itself from Manohara's case
The Kuala Lumpur High Court here allowed Messrs Fakrul Hisham Abdullah & Associates to discharge itself from representing both mother and daughter.
0MIC VP: Resist attempts to split community
MIC believes that Indian voters have returned to the Barisan Nasional fold and now there is a need to speak with one voice.
0Headlines online: Oct 12, 2009
Results of the Bagan Pinang elections and MCA's EGM dominate the headlines today.
0Environment activists occupy British parliament roof
Environmental campaigners occupied the roof of Britain's parliament in a bid to urge lawmakers to overhaul their climate change policies.
0Najib's double dilemma
How much does he really need the non-Malay BN component parties to win back popular support?
0Gay activists march for 'equality,' 'freedom' in US
Tens of thousands of gay activists marched on Washington to demand civil rights, a day after President Barack Obama vowed to repeal a ban on gays serving openly in the US military.
0Gay activists march for 'equality,' 'freedom' in US
Tens of thousands of gay activists marched on Washington to demand civil rights, a day after President Barack Obama vowed to repeal a ban on gays serving openly in the US military.
0'MCA central committee should also resign'
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'Since the delegates voted out the president, the CC should also resign since they collectively decided to expel the former deputy.'
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