
'Datuk Sham' sent many SMSes offering help, court told
The private secretary to former women's minister Shahrizat Abdul Jalil said she received several SMSes from him in mid-November last year.




The Minister of Human Resources, Dr S Subramaniam, says the housemaid agencies in both countries are dissatisfied with the current rate.

Arif Shah Omar Shah, BN assemblyman for Seberang Jaya, says it's alarming that there is over RM600 million in the state financial office.



Mais chairperson says His Highness totally rejected any view that the Malays were free to choose other religions.


Abdul Hadi Awang says he will contest in any seat the party decides on, be it Sarawak, Sabah or even against the PM in Pekan.

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She lashes out at Anthony Loke for harping on the high cost of the Pata conference.




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They urge France to find out how Suaram ‘manipulated’ the system to become a plaintiff in the Scorpene inquiry.


Having summoned seemingly unrelated individuals for its probe, ROS is having a problem reaching this ex-Suaram activist.



Author Premilla Mohanlall notes that the media frequently attributes his success to the patronage of Dr Mahathir.

A panel comprising Justices Ramly Ali, Zaharah Ibrahim and Anantham Kasinather ordered Ong to pay RM5,000 in legal costs.


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Ex-constable V Navindran also testifies that lock-up rules were not followed when A Kugan was detained.


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This is it, Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz tells NGOs who are against removing judicial discretion in statutory rape sentences.


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She says Jais should also haul up the daily as it was
them who reported a defamation of faith.
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She continues to draw flak for her remark that there should be no 'compulsion in religion', and from fellow Pakatan leaders as well.

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‘Indians have been marginalised, they've become third class citizens,’ decries the Ipoh Barat MP.

Following his arrest at an Al-Arqam concert, Badrulamin Bahron and 17 others will be charged on Dec 20.

UPDATED 2.56PM PARLIAMENT This led to the normally argument-laced Question Time in the Dewan Rakyat proceeding surprisingly smoothly.

Johor registered the highest number of victims with 1,979, followed by Selangor (1,957), Perak (203) and Malacca (116).




'I don’t think it will happen,' he says after attending the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) summit in Vientiane, Laos yesterday.

Two letters were sent to all delegates, while Teng Chang Khim is included in state committee discussions by email, says a source.




The festive clip ‘Let's do the Dappan' - a musical depicting people dancing in the streets - is in bad taste, according to many viewers.

The ex-Parti Kita president's plan to contest Pekan under the Pakatan banner has not been relayed to the coalition, says PKR sec-gen Saifuddin.