
Zahid: Don't confuse folk with armoured car issue
Defence Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has told pro-opposition bloggers not to confuse the people with the issue of acquisition of 6x6 armoured cars, with locally-made AV8.







The actress, who is allegedly linked to a top Umno minister, tells her accusers to lay off or face her legal guns.

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PKR's Saifuddin says Anwar had not been consulted on the date and he has another engagement.









Lim Guan Eng regrets police inaction and refusal by Umno ministers to condemn the barbaric attack on students.

'I went to the police nearby to ask them to take action, but they stepped in only when the attackers were about to leave.'


A media session to refute allegations on PKFZ scandal turns into a public relation disaster.
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Stiff resistance notwithstanding, Koperasi Permodalan Felda delegates yesterday approved the proposed listing of FGVH.

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Despite the EC declaring him dead since the 70s, 50-year-old Liau Kok Fah managed to vote in 2004.

THE ANTIDOTE
Sarawak's James Masing has infuriated the voters by urging them not to 'bite the hand that feeds them'.



COMMENT
Shouldn’t the entire PPPA be thrown away, if we are serious in upholding the letter and spirit of our constitution?



Both the local and foreign press complain of limits imposed during a tour of the controversial rare earth refinery in Gebeng.


Zainuddin Maidin hopes the proposed setting up of the Malaysian Media Council would be able to address media freedom problems.

PARLIAMENT Kit Siang says they are 'mere baby steps' showing the gov't is not serious about press freedom.


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The 21-year-old volunteer has been held since 4.15am at the Sungai Nibong police station for ‘trespassing’.


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VOXPOP
'What scarecrows are to open-field agriculture, the EC is to Malaysian electoral democracy.'

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YOURSAY
‘It is a pity the police who were there did not stop the attack. It only shows that they are afraid of thugs.'

Following a three-hour session, the judge has agreed to accept Suaram's list of potential witnesses which includes PM Najib.

In a move not seen over 22 years, Parliament was forced to literally freeze time at the stroke of midnight.