
Supplementary Supply Bill 2013 passed in Dewan Negara
It provides an additional allocation of RM15.014 billion to various ministries and government departments.

It provides an additional allocation of RM15.014 billion to various ministries and government departments.


UPDATED 11.17PM Najib will consult his cabinet, the public and Parliament on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.





Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia thanks Nedim’s girlfriend Nora Danish for her statement 'confirming' the claim.


It criticises the Umno veep aspirant for blaming the Chinese community in his loss of the Bukit Katil parliamentary seat.



On the same note, Ambrin Buang does not dismiss the possibility raised by the IGP that the guns may have fallen into the sea.




Norms dictate that the speaker must be impartial, but Zahid Hamidi seems to have perverted this, cries an opposition lawmaker.

Following the 'shoot first' admission, Persatuan Hindraf Malaysia, too, demands an RCI to probe previous police shooting deaths.



UPDATED 6.15PM Malacca DAP chief Goh Leong San claims that two of his party colleagues are unhappy that he praised Idris Haron.

Concrete campsites, poorly located, are among the audit findings that has Teo Nie Ching fuming at the Johor gov't and Forestry Dept.




Zahid's statement will institutionalise police abuses and destroy its already poor reputation, says Gerakan veep A Kohilan Pillay.




He says the special committee must be a high-powered one, comprising persons of the highest integrity.

Committee chair Tajol Rosli says the committee was only carrying out its responsibilities as stipulated in the party constitution.

UPDATED 1.35PM
Six PSM activists have won a consent settlement in their civil suit and will get compensation for wrongful arrest.


If Utusan Malaysia and BN's Mazlan Ismail do not respond to their legal letter, Karpal says that legal action will be initiated.

The ex-PM is concerned over the poor grasp of the English language among students as it will adversely affect their future.


ANALYSIS
The ex-minister still leads the pack over the clout of her two opponents, with seven state Wanita wings backing her.

COMMENT
This is the time when Najib can no longer remain silent, as he has chosen to be over many swirling controversies...


Forget expensive campaigns, smart speeches, angry street protests and vote-buying: How about simply caring for the poor?



OBITUARY
He was affable, charming and thoughtful. His death, I hope, will make the integration of a very divided history a little easier.

