Archive - 12 February 2013

Four Umno division members filed a police report today on red paint splashed on billboards portraying the PM and Perak MB in Batu Gajah on Feb 9.

The opposition leaders have different political ideologies, struggles and agendas, making it difficult for them to cooperate, PM tells CNY gathering.

The prime minister also says the public was not charged a fee to watch the artiste who popularised the ‘Gangnam Style’ dance moves.

A student activist has lodged a police report saying he was attacked in Pekan, while on a campaign trail against Najib.

The 29-year-old is believed to have made the obscene sign at the car carrying Tuanku Haminah at Penang airport.

UPDATED 6.25PM Anak alleges there was a conspiracy to disrupt its event at Sungai Tengi settlement. [VIDEO INSIDE]

According to N Surendran, he was informed by the Thai pathologist of the decision through an email earlier this morning.

The administration also says it will start building a sea wall in Jakarta Bay to protect the city of 10 million people from tidal flooding.

The DAP national chairperson said this was evident from the 'No' response of the crowd to Premier Najib Abdul Razak at BN's open house.

UPDATED 3.50PM Mat Swadi Awi, an ex-bank manager, recounts his role in Project IC with Datu Mustapha Datu Harun.

It's because of BN's broken promises, says the Penang CM at the DAP Chinese New Year open house at Penang Times Square today.

Thus the Umno veep urges the people including the Chinese community to continue to support BN for a secure future and stability.

A Plus Expressways Bhd spokesperson says traffic was beginning to pick up from Seremban to Nilai on the North-South Expressway.

The Pan Malaysian Bus Operators Association claims its members are systematically being squeezed out of the public transport sector.

Former Kuala Lumpur CID chief Mat Zain Ibrahim says the changes in words and structure are not in the federal constitution.

COMMENT Yesterday's CNY bash staged by BN proved the coalition can generate shimmer but people are sceptical about its substance.

‘Good works’ must be good at every stage.

Eight executives from Securency and NPA have also been charged over the alleged racket, which involved contracts in Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam.

The crowd of about 3,000 at Penang DAP’s open house shout ‘Yes’ to the question posed by state party chief Chow Kon Yeow.

COMMENT If Mahathir has any respect for the rule of law, he must retract his statement and apologise to Ambiga and the nation.

Treating politics as a reality TV show.

COMMENT What Premier Najib Abdul Razak needs to understand is that people will not respect him if he doesn’t respect himself.

FREE YOURSAY 'Let's not forget that you're a multi-millionaire businessman who transacts businesses through family members.'

The Catholic prelate says Malaysians should not render a two-thirds majority to any coalition and should be against lengthy tenures.

FREE YOURSAY 'Has MCA achieved its objective to swing voters? Was the event an appropriate example of Chinese culture?'

FREE YOURSAY 'I thought the PM said this event is non-political. But why must he ask the crowd whether they were ready for BN?'