Archive - 8 January 2014

Mukhriz Mahathir says use of the word by those of other faiths there is isolated.

The contract awards are for a three-year period for  work in Myanmar commencing 2013.

D uring heavy rain, water doesn't flow into the ditch but seeps into the ground.

It says Salleh Mukhyi is 'fueling' religious tensions by backing the Jais raid on bibles.

Jail must now inform the exco whenever it acts on sensitive issues.

He says 'irresponsible quarters' have 'twisted' the court settlement.

The group shouted, 'Tiger! Berambus kau dari sini. Ini bumi kami!'

If the seized copies of the Bible fulfil the 10-point solution, they will be returned.

The Chambers returns the investigation papers, and orders a more detailed probe.

Aloi Ali, 42, and Nurul Azmie Tahir, 30, pleaded guilty before magistrate Maris Agan.

The High Court had set March 19 for case management of the appeal.

Penang Umno's No 2 accuses Guan Eng of playing the role of an instigator.

Deputy sec-gen A Balasubramaniam notes that they were lowering the wage rate.

UPDATED 7.16PM Reason: It's not registered under the Societies Act 1966.

Last CNY, the PM was a drumming sensation. Now, he appears on red packets.

ANALYSIS It's not a piece of legislation so lacks legal bite, explains a lawyer.

No soil movement had been detected so far, Samsol Maarif Saibani tells reporters.

Hussin Yunus says the problem has also affected the health of residents.

Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng will be heading the committee for now.

She alleges that Utusan had twisted her statement on the religious freedom of the Malays.

Those preaching religious hatred should feel the heat, its sec-gen says.

GMI wants the gov't to prove its sincerity and close down the Kamunting camp.

Recently, a picture of a recent street protest held in Hong Kong captioned ‘Thousands rally for Hong Kong democracy’, appeared in world news page 23 of The Star on Jan 2, 2014.

They are facing a charge over a picture of them eating 'bak kut teh'.

KINIBIZ Will the special zone be able to sustain its momentum?

Gerakan Youth says Loke’s suggestion will be at the 'expense' of Muslims.

Tony Pua says the Perak mufti was not even quizzed over his suggestion.

The ex-NST group editor defends his comments on the PM's economic measures.

Not for them to propose change to Selangor enactment, says Khalid Samad.

He is against liquor and lewd shows. But he says a little entertainment is fine.

UPDATED 1.15PM He says the aim of the new tax is to reduce the deficit.

UPDATED 1.30PM The contract was for the defence education centre, says Rafizi.

A landslide at 5.20pm yesterday caused earth to cascade down a slope.

We recovered nine bodies from three affected coaches, says a spokesperson.

It's time we tell our own stories.

Villages have lodged two police reports over the alleged bribery.

The central working committee is 'set to kick out Wong Soon Koh'.

Its chair says the FB page owner had ridiculed loan repayments.

FREE YOURSAY ‘The timing says a lot about MBPJ’s intention.’

Dr Roland Chia lauds the portal for educating M'sians on being truthful.

It was aimed at ‘extremists who are out to provoke Muslims'.

BM is mainly used by Malays, notes the Syariah Lawyers Association.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Alternatively, Hard Nasyid Cafe does have a nice ring to it.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘Sin tax should be used judiciously without racial or...’

FREE YOURSAY ‘She is right, you don't dignify idiotic comments with a reply.’