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The man who first introduced the Saturday-Sunday weekend in Johor in 1994 now refuses to comment about the new system.


UPDATED 7.45PM
Chong had refused to retract words that implied Abang Johari Openg resembled an Umno politician.




As a former senior government officer, Dr Chua Soi Lek says, Abdul Rashid should be above such divisive sentiments.



Ismail Sabri Yaakob says Bernas has pledged said that the delisting was only temporary until the firm's restructuring is completed.


A Jakim official explains to Bakti members, including Rosmah Mansor, how the 'deviant' sect clashes with the Sunni practices.



There are ramifications to be considered and an announcement will be made in due course, says the Association of Banks M'sia.

UPDATED 6.45PM
The FT minister explains that residential property owners in Kuala Lumpur need only pay six percent of the new assessment rate.

UPDATED 5.45PM
KL produces a 'ridiculous' amount of garbage and a higher assessment rate will help City Hall get rid of it.


Distancing itself from the Jelutong MP's ‘kucing kurap' remark, the Penang DAP says it does not reflect the party's view.

UPDATED 5.40PM
The House votes against Semambu rep Lee Chean Chung on a motion against him for using ‘offensive’ words.


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‘We will inform him of our proposition and the state government’s intention to implement hudud,’ says MB Ahmad Yaacob.




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This had sought to condemn three countries for allegedly spying on Malaysia.





He names 11 parties, including AG Gani Patail, ex-IGP Musa Hassan, MACC and its chief Abu Kassim, police and the gov't.


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'Now, please tell me your vision and mission of wanting to become the president of MCA for the second time.'

The National Unity Consultative Council is needed in light of the advent of ultra voices, says member Saifuddin Abdullah.


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'UPNM must publicly declare its abhorrence of plagiarising by making its own investigation into the allegation...'


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'We are not interested about your electricity bill. We are interested about your wife and you jetting around...'

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In offering to talk with PAS on Islam, he stays with the enticement game that had cut no ice when earlier offered to PKR.

She claims that contrary to Abdul Rashid's argument, the delineation exercise was to keep BN, and not the Malays, in power.