
Lynas promise to follow rules
Lynas says it will convert the very low-level, naturally-occurring radioactive waste materials into a commercially safe product for export.






Suhakam wants to find out more about the laws used by local government officers against non-Muslims for 'indecent behaviour'.

A chapter in her soon-to-be published book is dedicated to the task, to paint the true picture of the prime minister’s wife.
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UPDATED 8.45PM Lee Way Loon wins media award given by Suhakam for his expose on the plight of Sarawak natives affected by the Baram dam.



UPDATED 9.30PM
The feud continues with Musa Hassan resurrecting claims that Ramli Yusuff’s lived beyond his means.



UPDATED 9PM
Robert Phang used his influence to get him transferred for not commissioning a project, claims ex-IGP Musa Hassan.


Transport Minister Kong Cho Ho wants Selangor exco Ronnie Liu to reveal the identity of the vandals so that they can be arrested.

UPDATED 7.30PM
The anti-Lynas group is picked along with the Murum and Baram communities for their struggles.

Chang Hong Seong says although Chinese groups are quiet about Lynas, it doesn't mean that they support the company.


DAP accuses the MCA young professionals bureau chief of chasing the Talam issue but ignoring land grab allegations by BN in S'gor.


The DAP asks why Puncak Semangat Sdn Bhd, owned by Syed Mokhtar Al-Bukhary, has received the biggest share of bandwidth.




UPDATED 12.30PM
Kampung Tunku rep Lau Weng San finds that a hawker centre and workers' hostels have been built on the site.


Voters in Penang don’t like ‘frogs’, claims state PKR head Mansor Othman, who scoffs at the Bayan Baru MP’s bid to rejoin Umno.



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'Now is the time to suspend the TOL because AELB has said they will enforce Lynas' pledge to export the waste.'
