Archive - 17 December 2010

Ex-husband of model and TV presenter Daphne Iking told the court that Isobel Daniella Iking-Chong is not his biological child.

A company is suing Puas, Syabas and the Selangor government over a breach of contract. 

The Pakatan Rakyat national convention in Penang on Sunday will be keenly watched for clues on the coalition's election preperation.

As he defends himself, a human rights entity swings to the support of the affected parliamentarians, arguing for their reinstatement.

The Kuala Lumpur police motorcycle patrol unit targets to arrive at crime scenes within eight minutes of receiving reports.

Energy Minister Peter Chin has called on both the Selangor government and water companies in the state to 'give and take'.

The disputes involve 37 parliamentary constituencies brought to its attention during the display of the supplementary electoral rolls.

It's all part of a plot to provide Zaid's rivals with an excuse to get people like him booted out of PKR, says Badrul.

Selective cataract of  political vision.

This placid Johor state constituency is expected to see a fair bit of action, with both sides of the political divide aiming to win.

Sulaiman Taha was buried at the Muslim cemetery in Kampung Paya Merah in Labis at noon.

The 8,800 hectares of Iban land in Sri Aman, allegedly handed over 'free' to Taib Mahmud's son, is being pitched to Felcra for oil palm.

Projects worth more than RM35 million are expected to be completed by the end of this month or by the middle of next year.

The suspension of four Pakatan MPs is a move to silence their criticism of Apco, says the Penang CM.

He insists Pakatan will take speaker Pandikar Amin Mulia to court. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The ruckus in Parliament over the suspension of four opposition MPs hogged the headlines today.

It is keen to learn about the resettlement of those affected by Three Gorges dam.

UPDATED 1.11PM The opposition leader accuses Umno of rushing his suspension to avoid responding to the issues he had raised on Apco.

Segambut MP Lim Lip Eng was slapped with a fine for his 'unruly' conduct at the Selangor DAP congress.

High Court says it is not the right forum, suggesting that the ex-airman file a civil suit against his alleged torturers instead.

Philippine carriers are bracing for tougher competition after Tony Fernandes announced plans to set up a joint venture airline in the country.

All will be known when the inquest delivers its verdict on the controversial death of the political aide.

Critics claim that the withdrawal of the Suqiu 2.0 action plan was an attempt by the group to appease BN.

The workers congress president Syed Shahir Syed Mohamud says the government should instead go on an austerity drive.

Federalism, increasing household income and Malay issues are likely to dominate its convention in Penang on Sunday.

FREE YOURSAY 'All the Pakatan MPs must boycott the next sitting for one day and wear a black armband.'

FREE VOXPOP 'Pit such an idealistic philosophy against a united BN, and this will be the best guarantee for BN to rule for another 50 years.'

FREE YOURSAY 'This is like pouring petrol over fire. Pakatan will now use this to further...