
Agendadaily deputy editor-in-chief dies
The deputy editor-in-chief of news portal Agendadaily, Badrul Hisham Abdul Aziz died at the Serdang Hospital at 3.30pm today. He was 53.






The High Court fixes March 9 to enable PKR's Zuraida Kamaruddin and Mohd Rafizi Ramli to enter their defence.




Major news outlets in Australia highlight the heavy criticisms hurled at Curtin University and Rosmah Mansor, the Malaysian PM's wife.




A well-off Pahang MCA leader also receives the BR1M fund, legitimately, he says, and donates it to a disabled villager.

The suspension follows comments posted by Malaysians on its honorary doctorate award to the PM's wife.






COMMENT
The race-centred topic could to trip up the party that trumpets an inclusive vision for the country.



COMMENT
If the settlement conceals any illegal act, then such an agreement is deemed a criminal conspiracy.



Anwar Ibrahim Club wants the opposition leader to be given the space to defend himself over his statement on Israel, on TV3.
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UPDATED 2.30PM
Zulkefly Mohmad Omar ticks off MB Adnan Yaakob for his sarcastic remarks on next weekend’s protest.

UPDATED 1.47PM
Asli says the topic for the first session is about changing political landscape, which affects all groups.



Fury against the de facto Pakatan leader’s controversial statement on Israel continues with a protest rally in Penang.

UPDATED 1.40PM
Tony Pua slams BN for raising the statutory borrowing ceiling to keep the debt statistics looking kosher.




The group will protest at the decommissioned Bukit Merah rare earth site in solidarity with those against the Kuantan plant.


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YOURSAY
'If he can't prove his accusations, he has to stop making these claims or else face severe action.'

ANTIDOTE
The RM44bil health insurance fund would be the largest Umno cash cow to be fattened for slaughter.



COMMENT
'If we can grant asylum to thousand of Indonesians, Filipinos and Burmese, why not protect a young Saudi journalist?'



‘Frankly, on reading some of the things he imputes to so-called Christian missionaries, my first impulse is to laugh.’