Archive - 28 December 2010

The price surpasses the previous high of RM242,000 tendered for TAY 1 and RM200,900 for TAN 1.

However, the IO said he did not see the road tax sticker on the car screen when he inspected the vehicle.

He dismisses talk that he will withdraw from contesting in the coming state election as the seat is located in Sibu constituency.

Pakatan’s management of the state’s economy debunks claims that its plans for Putrajaya would bankrupt the country.

The newly-appointed Felda chief vows to use his experience to counter opposition slander.

It is suggested that a Sabahan be appointed as Felda deputy chairman given the vast acreage of Felda land in the state.

Wee Choo Keong has described Karpal Singh as a flip-flop MP for frequently changing his views related to Anwar Ibrahim.

During the 11.30am incident, policemen on patrol came across a suspicious-looking car and ordered the driver to stop.

Negeri Sembilan police are looking for a man who may have information that will help solve cases of datukship scam in the state.

She is charged with soliciting RM50,000 from a businesswoman purportedly on behalf of Selangor CID chief SAC II Abu Bakar Mustaffa.

Judge Hayatul Akmal Abdul Aziz said the case would be tried jointly with the money laundering case which involved the two accused.

UPDATED 6.38PM Its economic bureau chairperson Zubir Harun says the unit is ‘lacking’ in serving the bumiputera and Malay agenda. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Some of them were arrested under the ISA, and yet they are still active, says Jais deputy director.

Support from the Indian community is most crucial to strengthen the BN machinery in the 13th general election.

Dr Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin wants his case on teaching-without-permission transferred from lower to Syariah High Court.

This year's income distribution is 0.80 sen higher from the 5.20 sen per unit declared in 2009.

COMMENT The report of ministerial rape and alleged cover-up suggests that even the decent are imperiled.

K Baskaran denies charges by MACC that he had made a false claim for a time recording item worth RM5,700.

The world’s largest nitrile glove maker says the allegations have come despite its total compliance of all regulations.

A state rep argues that the appointment of the state secretary does not necessarily have to be made by the PSC.

The CD will be sent to have its files restored and ex-Penang Suaram coordinator Lau Shu Shi’s case is postponed to January.

The national car maker should leverage on India's low cost production to foray into the burgeoning automobile market, he says.

Ahmad Izram Osman is charged with accepting bribes of RM16,325 in the form of a downpayment for a Toyota Vios.

How the Mac App Store will change things.

MP N Gobalakrishnan insists newly-minted vice-president N Surendran is not even a party member.

A local Shiite leader said that the sect's followers must be allowed the same freedom accorded to non-Muslims.

The Kebun Bunga state rep files an application to strike out a legal summons against him by playing card company Asiabet Sdn Bhd.

Anwar said that the defamatory words were contained in an article which was posted on the Malaysiakini website.

Losses are estimated to be more than RM1 million although no injury is reported.

G Palanivel takes a tough stance by reprimanding 'seat warmers' and orders them to get cracking in helping the Indians.

Bangsa Malaysia was first articulated in 1991.

The Umno state leadership reshuffle was among the mixed bag of items making the headlines today.

UPDATED 1.55PM Unions should meet with political parties to table their demands in exchange for support, says MTUC boss.

ANALYSIS Pakatan could consider fielding a non-PAS candidate and then return the seat back to PAS in the next GE.

Strong commitment towards this end are crucial so that the coral reefs in Semporna can be preserved, the minister says.

FREE VOXPOP 'To see the rot of a country, all you need to do is look at the police force and you'll get a good indication.'

FREE YOURSAY 'BN is setting the stage to do an operation 'ala Perak' by getting their man to be the state secretary.'