Archive - 16 January 2014

The first draft of the concept paper has been submitted.

Mah Siew Keong pays his last respects to the party's former Penang chief.

Their association Presma is holding off the proposed 5 to 15pct hike.

A check-up confirmed that his kidneys were damaged, she says.

He stands firm in face of Anwar's suggestion that the decision be reversed.

On Free Malaysia Today 's (FMT) article 'Did God ask for this?' (by Narinder Singh dated Jan 16, on the practices of Thaipusam), who does this writer think he is to mock Hinduism and people’s personal beliefs in religion?

J udge Abdul Rahman Sebli says the petition is defective.

Soi Lek snipes at his successor, who has only been a month in office.

Jame Alip says the mudslide in Tamparuli occurred at about 10am.

The CM says this to back artist Ernest Zacharevic’s solo show.

Harun Mat Saat, 47, attends court dressed in prison attire on a wheelchair.

Corporal Azman Ampong says he saw five or six people with some of them holding firearms.

They change their plea to not guilty to possessing documents against Islamic rulings.

Ahmad Said will lead a Malaysian delegation’s 15-day visit beginning Saturday.

Incensed Umno blogger slams 'rude and insolent' Chinese opposition members.

UPDATED 5.40PM Petrol prices only slightly affect food prices, says Khairy.

'It’s to avoid contradictions between art and heritage.'

UPDATED 5.30PM Bersih wants better management in drawing up borders.

UPDATED 5.45PM Anwar says excuse to cut subsidies is misleading.

UPDATED 6PM In 2003, Umno got 65 percent of the new seats.

UPDATED 7PM Their replacement need not be all civil servants, says Maria Chin.

Due process of law over assault on P Kamalanathan must go on, says Heng.

UPDATED 3PM Ong Kian Ming says these areas have the most Pakatan supporters.

UPDATED 4PM He asks if proper procedures were followed in the dismissal.

UPDATED 5PM He says he would know Pakatan's stand if he had read widely.

The ‘Allah’ issue and the recent confiscation of copies of the Bahasa Malaysia Bible by the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (Jais) has raised concerns among thinking Malaysians about where the country is heading.

COMMENT It’s no surprise the 'kangkung' saga gets derided.

In urging the Selangor state government to return the seized copies of the Bible, Selangor MCA’s religious harmony bureau chairperson Ti Lian Ker is barking up the wrong trees.

KINIBIZ His success is down to taking the chances when they come.

KINIBIZ Its return to Bursa Malaysia is a painful reminder of its 2009 delisting.

UPDATED 12.55PM It says too many users tried to access the BBC article.

UPDATED 1.14PM Umno Youth wants those who threatened teacher to apologise.

From coffee for kangkung to 'Salam 1Kangkung', the joke on Najib sees no end.

FREE YOURSAY ‘One has to go. My choice is the younger, over-ambitious one.’

COMMENT A lesson for those parties who confuse name with language.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Resigning at this point is not a sensible option for Idris.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘The Christian ministers must all now speak up and be counted.’

This statement totally contradicts the explanation by S'gor MB Khalid.

A number of technical experts are pointing to possible censorship as the cause.

FREE YOURSAY ‘A kangkung gov't elected by kangkung people, for...’

COMMENT Raid was done not in ignorance of the consequences, but in pursuit of them.

Pakatan should stop giving excuses and instead apologise to the Bible Society.

The kangkung joke has spilled over from cyberspace to the streets.