
NUS takes disciplinary action against sex blogger
The National University of Singapore says the actions of Alvin Tan were ‘detrimental to the reputation and dignity of the university’.


Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Jamil Khir Baharom says this is to prevent the media from twisting facts.

It has decided not to scrap the ‘Do the Dappan' greetings ad despite negative comments in the social media.

It did so out of respect for higher authorities, and will instead replace the time slot with a discourse on the controversial movie.

He dares his detractor JMM's Azwanddin, who he calls a 'frog' and a 'roadside’ politician', to contest against him in the GE.



Former PM Dr Mahathir Mohamad backs the idea of imposing a ‘congestion charge’ on cars entering Kuala Lumpur.




Protesters quote Lim Guan Eng as saying one can buy a detached house at RM415,000 - but this is simply not the case, they say.




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Anwar Ibrahim wants a written assurance that Suaram’s lawyers will not be denied entry when they arrive.




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The PM's Dept says Najib wishes to meet with leaders of the outlawed group on problems faced by Indians.




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He replies sarcastically when asked about possible conflict of interest in a recent contract involving Petronas.

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PARLIAMENT
Deputy Minister Mashitah Ibrahim says this is unlike those who ‘clearly say they are against Islam’.


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PARLIAMENT
VK Liew says the gov't has no intention to amend Article 145 of the constitution.


The ex-councillors at Selayang municipal meeting that approved condo project can't recollect as it took place five years ago.


Prof Dr Badhrulhisham Abdul Aziz says this is because the country has 0.03 percent of the world’s rare earth reserves.

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PARLIAMENT
There's nothing in law to curb Muslims from encouraging fellow-Muslims to become apostates.

Wisconsin voters made history on Tuesday by electing Democrat Tammy Baldwin as the first openly gay US senator.

PARLIAMENT
Bid favouring George Kent-Lion Pacific Joint Venture is accepted by all international bidders, he explains.

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They are among seven prominent activists summoned to date to provide statements.
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The flood situation in Perak, Malacca and Johor has improved while that of Selangor remained unchanged.


We can knock out the project because Selayang council ignored objections from the DOE, says the exco member.

After hearing submissions from both sides, the JB magistrate’s court issued the remand order which expires tomorrow.

INTERVIEW
Marina responds to questions about her life, her opinions and her latest book ‘Telling it Straight' to be launched this Saturday.

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YOURSAY
'The police are not answerable to anyone except and do the bidding of whoever is pulling the political strings.'

With a clutch of swing states including Florida still to be declared, Obama already had 303 electoral votes, well over the 270 needed to win.

Polls in some states closed at 8pm (9am Malaysian time) and they could provide an early clue on whether Obama gets a second term.

COMMENT
'Pakatan should acknowledge Hindraf and HRP as the only game in town when it comes to Indian communal interest.'

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‘It feels as if someone tried to package it as the next Gangnam-style hit - and did an extremely poor job at it.'