Archive - 6 May 2011

Lim Guan Eng points out that Shabuddin Yahaya (BN-Permatang Berangan) has been paying high bills for water consumption.

A Malaysian who was hit by a car in Singapore in an accident for which a Romanian diplomat is charged with manslaughter testified today via videolink but could not remember many details.

After his third visit today, PKR Youth chief Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin slams the FT Islamic body for its inaction despite clear evidence of lies.

The government must make Sarawak its top priority if it is serious about tackling graft, says Sarawak DAP secretary Chong Chieng Jen.

Tomorrow, Singapore undoubtedly, will be the focus of most Malaysians as the island republic goes to the polls.

The admission by the sultan of Kelantan, Sultan Muhammad V that he plans to marry has been met with joy by Kelantanese.

ANALYSIS The forces of history are on the march again, and likely to give a political makeover for the Malaysia-Singapore odd-ball twins.

Members of Saf anti Fitnah demand that the authorities act against those involved in distributing the sex video. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Political financing is the 'the mother of all corruption' and needs to be reformed before the next general election.

The party is collecting more signatures for a petition against nuclear energy plants to be sent to PM Najib Abdul Razak.

The burial of the al-Qaeda leader at sea is an insult to Muslims, says minister in the PM's Department.

PKR's political bureau does not have full facts of the May 1 meeting, nor does it understand the functions of a shadow cabinet, says Sarawak DAP chief.

The government will launch an affordable quality housing programme for houses priced at RM220,000 and below either in June or July.

Dr Thor Theong Ghee says the state government has failed to take action against 175 illegal towers despite giving three deadlines.

Ads taken out in several media outlets explain govt's position on MyEmail, Tricubes' selection and rationale for it.

'This is not something that we need to be faulted. It happens, particularly in middle-income countries like Malaysia,' says Talent Corp.

DAP hits out at irregularities in the appointment of an independent check engineer, that is also contractor of MMC-Gamuda's other projects.

Rawang assemblyperson Gan Pei Nee reveals that the firm, in its phone call, claimed it was under ‘political pressure’.

UPDATED 6.35PM Lynas goes on Facebook to promote the construction of its rare earth processing plant in Gebeng, Pahang.

From the first day of the campaign when thousands thronged an opposition rally, the PAP has been on the defensive.

Najib relates over Hot FM the cycle trips to buy his favourite nasi lemak as one of his memorable experiences.

The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism is amazed by Pembela's remarks.

A freeze on new medical courses for the next five years is among the mixed bag of topics which made the headlines today.

The court orders the Home Ministry and ROS to respond within 14 days on the status of HRP’s application for registration.

Najib Razak urges them to rise up again to recapture the state in the next election which is 'just around the corner'.

The PAP is widely expected to secure a large majority after having won 82 of the 84 seats contested in 2006.

Provisions in the federal charter guarantee equality, so the EOC is a worthless exercise with the taxpayer punished with the financial burden.

FREE VOXPOP 'Otherwise Umno will be harping on the Chinese domination of the shadow state cabinet.'

FREE VOXPOP 'An allegedly crooked man claiming compensation from a crooked project hatched by a crooked...'

FREE YOURSAY 'The police are fully capable of tarnishing their own image. You score own goals in almost every game you play.'

FREE YOURSAY 'How can the Internet be used to tarnish the police if the police force is impartial.'