
Jonker Walk chief: Don't blame Idris over closure
Gan Boon Leong stresses that MCA was committed in ensuring the night market continues on and will work hard to lobby the CM.



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Separate groups of DAP and MCA members prepare to cordon off one end of Jonker Street in Malacca.





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Nazri Abdul Aziz says he appointed the former tourism minister to the MTPB to draw Chinese tourists.







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DBKL issues a notice saying the mayor has received a bid for planning permission to amend the layout plan.


UPDATED 4.55PM Tunku Nick Tazuddin Izwan Syah Tunku Qadir and two others get four years' jail for injuring Farkhan Mohd Haron.



It has been noted that three of the firms under investigation currently are owned by government-linked companies in Malaysia.


Law expert Aziz Bari says the sultan can appoint a person who, in his judgment, has the most support in the House.


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The Bar president says Bill tabled to relax definition of ‘parent’ in conversion cases is contrary to the constitution.

Bangkok governor MR Sukhumbhand Paripatra says BMA welcomes suggestions to help tailor the strategies.


The DOE says that in Nilai, the worst-affected area yesterday, the API had dropped from 113 to a moderate 72 this morning.

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‘You cannot have reconciliation without first offering and making good on an offer to correct the wrongs.'


Khalid Abu Bakar can only regain public confidence by giving a full account of the custodial deaths of A Kugan and 230 others.


Although there are concerns that must be addressed, there seems to be a lot of misconceptions that need to be cleared up.

Its CEO Torstein Dale Sjotveit says system trip led to a total failure of SEB’s system and all its power stations were down.



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‘Focus on the real issue please, Tengku Adnan. The EC gave a lot of contradictory statements concerning the ink.'

Suhakam says present laws are enough to deal with crime and there's no need to reinstate the Emergency Ordinance.

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'He and the officers who caused the death must be made to pay and it should not be from the taxpayers' pockets.'

Delegates at today's meeting of Parti Sosialis Malaysia will thrash out the party's direction following its mixed results in GE13.