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Archive - 1 November 2013
0Varsity's planned LGBT seminar invites scorn
However, UTM Counselling and Career Centre says that they ‘are taking a liberal approach and are not trying to condemn anyone'.061,859 candidates to sit for STPM beginning Nov 6
A total of 61,859 candidates will sit for the 3rd Term of the 2013 Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) examination at 773 centres nationwide from Nov 6 to 18.
0Classified military info still safe, says Armed Forces chief
'We have stringent procedures and preventive measures to ensure our information does not fall into the hands of foreign parties.'
0Judge ticks off Nik Nazmi's lawyer as 'stubborn'
Lawyer Eric Paulsen submits that the charge relating to the May Blackout 505 rally was politically motivated. This displeases Justice Noor Azian.
0Jakarta raises minimum wage by 11pct
Indonesia’s capital raised its minimum wages by 11 percent today, far below demands for a 50 percent rise during a two-day strike that failed to draw the millions hoped for by some labour groups.
0Najib plagued by protesters in London, again
For the second time in two days, crowds yesterday tell the PM 'corruption and unethical practices are not welcome in UK'.0Khairy: US envoy's excuse for spying unacceptable
The Umno Youth chief says that any form of espionage from the United States is a move to ‘undermine its target countries’ sovereignty’.
0Two Filipino security guards jailed for using fake ICs
Two Filipino security guards were today sentenced to a month’s jail each by the magistrate’s court in Petaling Jaya today for using fake identity cards as their personal identification document.
0'Better to view Tanda Putera than go to PAS ceramahs'
SG LIMAU ‘To me, it’s a privilege for the voters to watch the movie because I had to pay RM10 for it,’ says Gerakan national youth chief Tan Keng Liang.
0MCA eyeing Gerakan's spot in Kedah exco, says Soi Lek
UPDATED 5.50PM He says MCA has two state reps while Gerakan has none, so he sees no issue with his party filling the vacant seat.
0PKR: Why are Sabah federal ministers so quiet on illegals?
They have not been unable to nudge the PM to act on the 'biggest threat engulfing Sabah now', says PKR Wanita deputy chief Jen Lasimbang.
0Who is responsible for the death of Ambank officer?
0KTM Komuter train derails near Rawang station
The derailment occurred at about 10am when the train, with 120 passengers, was on its way from Tanjung Malim, Perak, to Rawang.
0Wheelchair-bound senior citizen rescued from flats fire
Saodah Che Mat, 74, who has been wheelchair-bound since a stroke six years ago, was trapped in her unit on the 13th floor. 0GST good for you, Muslims told in sermon
Muslims are told that this is actually a way to reorganise the tax structure so it would be ‘more effective, fair, efficient and transparent’.
0Are we missing domestic violence red flags?
0Kudos to MACC for successful prosecution
0Foreign pixman claims Pos Malaysia stole his photo
UPDATED 5.43PM Not only that, Manila-based Romy Ocon claims the national postal service wrongly identified the bird.0Ruling on M'kini a boost for freedom of information
0Gerakan raps Soi Lek for seeking extra exco spot
DAY 10 SG LIMAU Quotable quotes, planned events and unplanned incidents as they take place in the run-up to the by-election on Nov 4.
0Najib boasts of strong rights record, citing ISA abolition
The PM tells CNN in the face of criticisms of a corrupt, racist regimie that he has disbanded EO and allowed peaceful assembly as well.
0Large-scale dissemination of info on GST begins soon
Finance Ministry secretary-general Mohd Irwan Siregar Abdullah says the ministry will also go to the ground to meet the people.
0MP: Police humiliated me, treated like a criminal
'Handcuffed, urine test, DNA sampling, fingerprints and photographed with number at my chest,' Anthony Loke writes about his arrest.0Deepavali in tents as trials of Taman Permata folk continue
COMMENT 20 years have passed, and there has been no changes to their demand. The hope and struggle still remains.0New policy robs disabled of a Happy Deepavali
Many disabled folk have stopped receiving their welfare payments since July. They say their complaints have fallen on deaf ears.0Kedah DAP disputes Pua, Zairil appointment
Kedah DAP treasurer Law Teng Hooi says this is because the ROS has yet to issue any notice to recognise the central executive committee.
0'Zahid's PCA justification disputes police statistics'
UPDATED 1.02PM Zahid insists rise in violent crimes justifies the need for PCA. But statistics contradict this, says Tony Pua.
0'No sinister motive in moving Sabah and Sarawak judges'
They were moved to the peninsula merely to gain exposure, says the Chief Judge of the High Court of Sabah and Sarawak.
0I'm doing this for the men in blue, says Ramli
UPDATED 1.10PM The ex-CCID chief says he thought of giving the police force moral courage so they would not be demoralised that he was charged.
0Trial of alleged Kg Tanduo intruders begins from Jan 6
Justice Stephen Chung fixed Jan 6-10, 15-17, 27-30 and Feb 10-14 to hear the case at the Sabah Prisons Dept, which will be declared an open court.
0Security guard robs employer's jewellery shop
A guard, entrusted with the security of his employer's jewellery outlet, instead robbed the shop at the KL Festival shopping complex in Setapak.
0PKR wants heads to roll over Bertam disaster
‘The tragedy in the Bertam Valley is nothing more than a human-made calamity,’ says its environment bureau chief Lee Chean Chung.
0Buck for Cameron Highlands disaster never stops with BN
FREE YOURSAY 'We will wait for the next big incident and see the denials ... The buck apparently doesn't stop anywhere but keeps getting passed.'
0PAS strongholds remain firm despite BN's cash
ANALYSIS PAS, which stated that it can win with a slim majority of 500, is banking on the fact that 93pct of voters are Malays.0Only Utusan has exclusive right over 'sensitive' news
FREE YOURSAY 'The Umno-owned newspaper has this exclusive right regardless of the number of times it is found guilty of defamation.'
0BN's Sohaimi offers Sg Limau voters 'harmonious politics'
SG LIMAU ‘The aggressive approach is not suitable these days especially with the younger generation,’ says the ex-lecturer.0Ex-top cop files suit against AG, ex-IGP and MACC
Acquitted of a slew of charges, former CCID chief Ramli Yusuff is suing them and others for malicious prosecution.0Appeal and cross-appeal over Zunar both dismissed
UPDATED 12.50PM Court of Appeal rules that the arrest of the cartoonist in 2010 was lawful but the seizure of his book ‘Cartoon-o-phobia’ was unwarranted.
0Is Abdullah Zaik a cousin of Ibrahim Ali?
FREE YOURSAY ‘Malaysia is now no longer a model Islamic country. That image has been completely ruined by extremists like you.'
0PM says fighter jet decision may take longer
Decision over which fighter jet will replace its 18 MIG-29s might be delayed as the country focuses on cutting its deficit, says PM.0A slap in the face for Najib in London
FREE YOURSAY 'Malaysia through Umno has now gained global recognition for allegedly cheating UK citizens of RM12mil.'
0Radiation levels within 'permitted levels', says Lynas
Its MD Mashal Ahmad says 11 months after it first began ops, radiation levels are within those permitted by local and global standards.0Najib says 'Allah' ruling only applies to The Herald
He defends the court ruling banning Herald from using ‘Allah' to refer to God, saying it would help ensure stability.0'Rainfall forecast could have averted Bertam flood'
FOCUS A system to forecast rainfall, had it been set up in Ringlet, could have prevented the Bertam Valley flood, says an expert.0Hasan Ali wins defamation suit against Khalid Samad
The court rules that the Shah Alam MP's allegations against the Jalur Tiga Malaysia chief were defamatory.0