
Reject aid if regarded as bribery, opposition told
If the opposition regards the government giving the people aid as bribery, they should reject them including subsidies for essential goods.


The deputy prime minister said the people were becoming more aware of the weaknesses of the PAS-controlled state government.



UPDATED 10.46PM
A PSC audit reveals thousands of cases where dozens of voters are registered to a single address.






UPDATED 6.50PM
Six years of legal wrangling have come to an end relating to loans taken by Tajudin to buy MAS shares.

Tourism Minister Dr Ng Yen Yen says this was important as the suspension of the flights would cause the tourism industry to suffer.



UPDATED 5.25PM He says it is just a gimmick to clean PAS’ image from being seen as conspiring with Anwar on the issue. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The early morning anti-vice raid involved 85 enforcement officers from five agencies, including Jais.

UPDATED 5.15PM
Ibrahim Ali says Najib wanted to be seen as a prime minister who gives attention to all races.
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UPDATED 3.30PM
The government has violated international human rights law, especially Articles 3, 10 and 11 of UDHR.

UPDATED 3.25PM
Gan Ee Seng vows to continue to force the Pahang gov't into stumping up RM63 million owed to his logging firm.
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UPDATED 3.45PM
The Health Ministry will mount a campaign to correct 'erroneous details' about the plan.




INTERVIEW
While he may have changed course in his political career, Zaid insists that he remains steadfast in his principles.


SMM is to proceed with its campaign but will take steps for safer roadshows after being attacked by a group of 'gangsters'.




UPDATED 1.20PM
The PM takes a swipe at Anwar for compartmentalising his statement for different audiences.






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YOURSAY
'This uncouth deputy minister threw the Buku Jingga into the bin, revealing his true pathetic nature.'

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VOXPOP
'Yes, return our money, but at the same time those who committed criminal acts must be charged.'

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'I hope the Islamic Affairs Dept is not thinking Valentine's Day is 'celebrated' just by having indiscriminate sex.'

The PM improved his tweeting after fellow social media users prodded him to be more candid, says Khairy Jamaluddin.