Archive - 27 June 2014

False grades give false perception.

Span says supply to most areas have gradually been restored.

This was announced by the Keeper of the Rulers’ Seal, Syed Danial Syed Ahmad.

Kowardly krooks, in kahoots with kraven koalition partners.

UPDATED 8.35PM Kuantan OCPD says she can go anywhere she likes.

SMF chairperson says the gov’t was insincere in its 10-point solution.

UPDATED 7.10PM 'No expansion of UiTM campuses if there was no budget.'

State Gerakan secretary urges the state to practice transparency.

Rafizi Ramli challenges Muhyiddin to disclose contracts for the campuses nationwide.

According to the Department of Environment, 30 areas recorded moderate API reading.

'They are also willing to kill other Muslims,' the ex-PM says in a blog post.

UPDATED 6.50PM An expert says the leadership lacks the guts to amend laws.

UPDATED 8.15PM But a Twitter user asks if the same rule should apply to the PM.

RUM welcomes the decision but still sweating over the awaiting pain.

Liow was sworn-in as minister together with Mah Siew Keong and Dr Wee Ka Siong.

The two parties have less influence over  gov't than Perkasa, says Guan Eng.

I would like to urge PAS, the police and the Registrar of Societies (ROS) to conduct a thorough investigation and membership background check to prevent any potential act of treason, or any incidents similar to the report of a former PAS member taking part in the war in Syria, from happening again as it will destroy the country’s international reputation.

Syed Hamid Albar refuses to be drawn into the debate about the IGP.

In Onederful Malaysia, a bane can turn boon.

This was followed by Alor Gajah at 81.54pct and Pekan and Raub with 80pct each.

They reject incinerators in their backyard as well as Johor and Malacca.

Najib's 'XXL' cabinet shows that unlike his dad, he 'likes it big', says A Kadir Jasin.

The growing chorus against both is getting louder over the burning issue.

UPDATED 3.45PM The stay will put police's duty to help the father gain custody on hold.

N Surendran says the High Court had already made binding custody orders.

PM's silence as likes of Perkasa run loose will bring us to ruin, says Sabah rep.

UPDATED 7.35PM He says it happened to the entire Tropicana block.

Analysts say Jokowi has been hit by a negative campaign by Prabowo's supporters.

Haze has blanketed parts of Riau on eastern Sumatra island in recent days.

UPDATED 1PM Kulasegaran wants the gov't to be fair to the mothers.

MH370 An ATSB report says the plane coasted into the ocean on autopilot.

The corporal suspected of being a terrorist is just 'tip of iceberg', he warns.

COMMENT ‘Public offices treated as private spoils for purchasing loyalty.’

KINIBIZ Who says you can’t find a well-paying job in government?

COMMENT Basic rights devastated by Federal Court's decision on Herald's use of 'Allah'.

He slams those who criticise the Federal Court's ruling in the Herald case.

UPDATED 12.10PM Tony Pua says heads must roll over the recent water cuts.

Reshuffle sets coals of dissatisfaction smouldering. Fire in next polls possible?

To address unity, one must first address economic disparity, it argues.

FREE YOURSAY 'Don't dress in borrowed robes and reap the glories of warriors.'

FREE YOURSAY ‘In addition to the bloated cabinet, we also have 1.3mil...’

FREE YOURSAY 'IGP is not a small kid. He knows the implications of his actions.'

FREE YOURSAY ‘The IGP adheres to civil court orders when it suits him.’

Uruguay’s Sports Minister Liliam Kechichian calls the ban excessive.

He scores his first goal of the World Cup but crucially wastes many chances.

He bags his fourth goal in three World Cup games in a 1-0 win over US.

FREE YOURSAY ‘The AG is obviously trying to do damage control for IGP.’

Islam Slimani headed an ecstatic Algeria into the last 16 of the World Cup.

The win made it a maximum nine points for the Belgians while South Korea head for the exit.