
Angry devotees take down DBKL hoardings
After prayers today at the historic temple emotional devotees dismantle the partition DBKL forcefully put up last week.




The 45-minute flash mob was carried out by several groups aligned to Pakatan who carried placards condemning Najib.










While Malaysians are likely to cringe at the quartet's karaoke video clip, Aussies found it funny enough for prime time TV.



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The national laureate is unperturbed by the urgings to strip him of his title following his arrest.
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‘BR1M is not a solution for those experiencing an uncomfortably high cost of living from increased fuel prices,’ says Institut Rakyat.

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Speaking during a forum on crime, Akhbar Satar says the media should be helping the authorities instead.

Judge Zamani Abdul Rahim says the petition filed by BN election candidate Redzuan Stapha did not adhere to regulations.

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'Since ROS is so bureaucratic, we will send a letter and hand deliver it by this afternoon,' says Anthony Loke.




UPDATED 2.42PM DAP chief Karpal Singh says the World War II atrocities were worse than CPM's, and it is high time to move on with the latter as well.




Teachers will be freed from their administrative duties in schools as such duties will be delegated to admin assistants soon.



Its info chief Ruslan Kassim says those who did so in a Merdeka celebration last Friday are not worthy of being called citizens.


Umno supreme council member Puad Zarkashi, Utusan Malaysia and NST have also been slapped with letters of demand.


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He forked out thousands of ringgit but was cheated. And despite lodging a police report, he's now behind bars.

Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin outlines 'non-negotiable' points including that bumiputera entrepreneurs and GLCs mustn't be placed at a disadvantage.

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Court orders ban lifted on the translated 'Allah, Liberty and Love', saying no public disorder had resulted from it.

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The Penang DCM flays BN leaders for 'blatant lies' over DBKL's alleged desecration of the 100-year-old temple.

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He says the law does not require cops to ensure that parents are present when their children are being quizzed.

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He says the laureate sneaked back into his house at midnight, forcing police to arrest him in the wee hours.
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Rosmah says the contribution was proceeds from the sale of rockmelons at Seri Perdana managed by Iris Corporation.

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Now, despite the bleak news, Tiger must say that the (newfound?) precision of the government is impressive.


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'Bung, if the increase won't affect the poor, it will definitely not affect the rich either. So who does it affect?'


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''Tanda Putera' collected RM500,000 while ‘KL Zombi' racked in RM3 million in ticket sales over the same period.'
