
Lynas welcomes PSC report
The Australian rare earth firm behind the project in Gebeng says it is committed to operating in a safe and sustainable manner.




Abdul Rahim Mohamad Radzi says a correction had been sent, which shows a drop for both the Selangor and national crime index.




For the past two months, Mohamad Fadzullah Abdul Razak 'has been held in the vacant women’s block of the Kamunting camp'.













‘Since the state BN has a similar stance against the privatisation plan, it should be able to support a matter affecting the economy.’

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There had been an item on the AGM agenda to nominate the former Negri Sembilan MB for the position.



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He is not impressed with talk of reviving a Chinese independent school in Kuantan.



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He points to fuel, toll and sugar subsidies that have ballooned in the latest supplementary budget.

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It will call up government agencies next week to explain how the RM250 million soft loan was awarded.



Umi Hafilda Ali reportedly has evidence linking him to 62 properties, and MACC may reopen the files on another allegation.


INTERVIEW
It is possible if Gerakan and MCA deliver eight seats in the next GE, says Umno’s Azhar Ibrahim.




DEBATKINI
‘We respect the wishes of the people,' says Abdul Rahman Dahlan, ‘but if the opposition loses, they will go to the streets.'

The bookstore claims that the dept has victimised and violated the rights of its store manager Nik Raina Nik Abdul Aziz.

While he accepts demonstrations, Umno’s Saifuddin Abdullah says there are other ways to make democracy work.

By allowing Lynas to start its operations, the gov't has nonchalantly dismissed the value of peoples’ lives which are at stake.

DEBATKINI
BN and Pakatan MPs lock horns, with PAS' Mujahid maintaining ‘no separation between Islam and democracy'.

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Defence Minister Zahid Hamidi will also touch on the alleged sale of a secret navy document to the French.

INTERVIEW
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Arman Azha Abu Hanifah dismisses talk that he quit the NGO because of disputes over money.
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Activists say the latest claims match previous complaints, with many of these having been documented in 2004.

Selangor PKR info chief Shuhaimi Shafiei calls on both sides to resolve their differences through proper channels.



