Archive - 29 September 2014

During the dry season, temperature tends to hover around 33-35 degrees Celsius.

They want Guan Eng and Penang cabinet to find 'win-win' solution for residents.

The Employees Provident Fund (EPF), the largest such institution in this country with 13 million contributors and many millions of stakeholders as well as being the richest entity in the country, richer than Petronas, somehow doesn’t have governance to its constituents!

Umno can't call DAP chauvinist, but refuse to support fairness for all, Perak DAP says.

The free health screening was introduced as a preventive measure.

The graft cases were in connection with the smuggling of liquor.

Saari Sungib says PAS has built a notion that only it can interpret Islam.

DAP slams absence of explanation, while MIC wants transparency in decision.

Khaled Nordin says issues such as the environment should be given full attention.

UPDATED 8.10PM Saari says this after meeting PAS sec-gen Mustafa Ali.

Others suffered heart attacks, allegedly due to shock over the case.

Some low-income households will also be able to receive a basic computing device.

The new regulation was applicable to all vehicles in the country.

The rare earth company’s annual loss has also tripled to A$365.8 million.

UPDATED 5.10PM Anwar describes it as the ruler's personal view.

UPDATED 5.11PM His lawyer says police not seeking extension of remand.

UPDATED 6.10PM Anwar claims that he did not ask the new MB to dig up dirt.

UPDATED 7.09PM Penang Umno Youth says PAS leaders can't remain mum.

'Is corruption seriously at play here,' asks Sarawak DAP’s Violet Yong.

Targeting Tamil school teachers in a possible racial hunt has caused anger amongst the community.

It's because Muslims lack knowledge, says the former prime minister.

UPDATED 4.20PM Alvin says IGP is keener on sedition arrests than nabbing criminals.

Khazanah has started work on structuring the MAS Act with the AG’s Office.

They want the PAS member out for his false allegations about Penang government.

Guan Eng says his party stands by the new Selangor menteri besar.

That is an important question that Perkasa president (Ibrahim Ali) and Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Paul Low Seng Kuan) have attempted to address in the past week or so.

The PAS Temerloh MP uploads a picture of statistics from three by-elections.

UPDATED 2.01PM Kit Siang wonders if Pakatan will be around for next GE.

Several leading M'sian employers interviewed and recruited young M'sians in Melbourne.

UPDATED 2.05PM The bank says the ATMs were tampered with on Saturday.

UPDATED 12.54PM The former premier also says a leader cannot do whatever he likes.

They should not be dissuaded from leaving.

UPDATED 12.43PM Former Perkasa leader must pay costs for 'retired dogs' remark.

'They make up 50pct of Sarawak’s population, but where do they stand now?'

Cenbet urges them to stop trolling Abolish Sedition Act campaign leader's phone.

UPDATED 1.55PM Thousands of demonstrators were blocking major roads...

COMMENT Lesson 1: Play by feudal rules, and biggest feudal lords will always win.

It is to preserve the credibility and integrity of the examination, says MEB.    

FREE YOURSAY 'Path to Putrajaya easier if PAS has a more progressive leader.'