Archive - 15 September 2012

He promised he would not protect any officer who committed the offence and whoever made such false allegations would also be charged.

'Let the police conduct the investigation. No one will escape the law, whoever that may be.'

Asia's first Legoland theme park opened to packed crowds today in Johor, with its attractions expected to transform the state into a thriving tourist hub.

'Please be informed that the MOE has never endorsed any party to prepare or issue the guidelines for distribution to schools.'

Sarawak Pakatan hopes the state will not abuse its immigration powers to stop opposition leaders from arriving for Malaysia Day.

'Despite the billions invested in educational infrastructure over the years, the yield has been poor due to leakages,' says Ong.

UPDATED 7.34PM Ibrahim Menudin, chief of Sabah ports' parent company, cites endemic corruption as the reason for leaving.

Voter education movement launches a guidebook for would-be activists amid a bevy of dancers and beauty queens.

Describing such violence acts as an unhealthy trend and an egoistic behaviour, he said the acts were against Malaysian identity and culture.

However, with his invitation came a tirade against Sekinchan state rep Ng Suee Lim, the protest group leader.

The 13th General Election is not an ordinary election. Instead, it will determine the survival of the Malays, said PM Najib.

Legal action has be taken against French magazine Closer - which is part of the media empire of former Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi.

The royal couple is in Sabah amid a tempest over the publication of topless photographs of Kate by a French magazine.

It will ensure all recommendations made in the final report meet the people's hopes and aspiration, says DPM Muhyiddin Yassin.

A technical fault forced a MAS flight from Chennai, India, to Kuala Lumpur to land in Penang today.

He advises Umno members to pursue the party's struggle in an organised manner, saying this would help earn God's blessings.

Hishammuddin Hussein denies saying that the security of PKR’s tour in Johor cannot be guaranteed. [AUDIO CLIP INSIDE]

COMMENT His statement there is no need to guarantee the safety of Anwar's bus tour must take the cake in a career marked by outlandish statements.

UPDATED 2.25PM Listing the usual suspects of Pakatan’s ‘failures’, the DPM warns infighting is the only obstacle to BN’s prized claim.

While their bus gets splashed with red paint, PKR turns to the tar brush to splash out a very negative picture of their main opponent.

MP SPEAKS ‘Hishammuddin Hussein is clearly stoking political violence and worse, legitimising violence through his nonchalant response.’

COMMENT ‘The culprit behind soaring car prices that enslave many a Malaysian in perpetual indebtedness - the taxes imposed on cars'.

FREE VOXPOP ‘What is the use of having skyscrapers when the people are scraping the bottom of the barrel?'

FREE YOURSAY 'How does any of this repulsive shenanigans help MCA regain the Chinese votes that they have lost?'

The coalition for clean and fair elections describes the sudden decision to hold student polls in varsities from next week as 'unjust and unconstitutional'.

FREE YOURSAY ‘This, as well as the attacks at Pakatan ceramahs, are they a foretaste of the things to come should Pakatan win GE13?'

FREE YOURSAY 'They merely use it as an excuse to reward their cronies... We all know who gets the lion's share of the APs.'

Hilman Idham was barred from entering Sabah after arriving at Kota Kinabalu airport yesterday to attend Pakatan's Malaysia Day celebrations this weekend.

The ‘list’ should be ridiculed and parodied.