Archive - 14 October 2014

Umno's disciplinary committee sacked them for acting against the party.     

Its theme is 'hyper connected world challenges in nation building' on Nov 24-25.

2,500 MIC leaders will gather in Putrajaya over party election complaints.

UPDATED 7PM He was photographed doing this during a protest outside Parliament.

The merger could only be done officially at the party’s general assembly.

Like Athens, he says leaders don't want Muslims to learn how to ask questions.

Survey shows Perak BN reps now regularly respond to complaints by constituents.

The decision today puts an end to Anwar’s third attempt to disqualify Shafee.

The Perak DAP political and economic bureau says this will reduce the people’s burden.

Clean water supply had been restored in 943 of the 968 areas.

UPDATED 5.20PM PARLIAMENT The Sabah MP poses the question after...

Think tank says GST'll hit middle income most, as income tax cuts hardly help them.

Using Sedition Act on journos and others will worsen ranking, warns RSF.

UPDATED 5,27PM Except for petrol, says a list the gov't has gazetted.

ADUN SPEAKS Let’s focus on our core duties – policy-making, delivering and...

PARLIAMENT However, Felda has initiatives such as financial aid and skills training.

The event will feature Trail Bike, Pocket Bike, motorcycle test drive and carnival sale.

These has incurred the country a loss of RM6.5 billion, says Stampin's Julian Tan.

UPDATED 7.23PM 'We cannot just respond to one person,' says Nur Jazlan Mohamed.

The budget for a women's institute is slashed, while childcare leave is limited.

Ahmad Izzat Mohd Shauki, 34 was a former Bukit Lada assemblypserson.

However, police say none of the victims were injured in the incidents.

Equipment at Kasigui Treatment Plant intakes were submerged in floods.

Hundreds of protesters remained at three main sites in the city.

After the Filipinos, Jeffrey Kitingan warns of a new 'time bomb' in Sabah.

It’s to show support for the Opposition leader who is facing jail if appeal fails.

KINIBIZ The deputy minister says the wealthy tend to benefit more...

YES OR NO?

Is it an act of treason

UPDATED 2.55PM Call in response to Auditor-General’s Report.

Dear Ms Amanda Lacaze,

First of all, please  allow  me to welcome the news and congratulate you on your appointment as the new CEO of Lynas Corporation. Though this  congratulatory message may have been nine months late but it is nevertheless from the bottom of my heart.

The Malaysian is said to have approached two Danish players to fix their matches.

UPDATED 2.50PM Hasan says gov't can ensure prices are under control.

This the reason, not uncleanliness, Hasan Mahmood tells Kelantan assembly.

The police, says DAP MP Teo Kok Seong, can no longer be silent about this case.

Time for moderates to reframe the issue.

The party is upset the Oktoberfest beer festival went on despite its objections.

UPDATE 3.12PM  Proves pullout of all stops for viability of 1MDB’s power arm, says Tony Pua.

COMMENT The worry is the blinkers that can stymie PKR’s new sec-gen.

UPDATED 1.43PM PARLIAMENT Barring Utusan from Penang assembly...

UPDATED 11.38AM  Lim says storm will end when minister faces up to reality.

He is keen to know if new MB will approve the integrated pig farming project.

Women's Aid Organisation says headline is 'sexist and disrespectful...'

KINIBIZ This was by order of Second Finance Minister Ahmad Husni.

INTERVIEW Religious freedom is key, says barred-from-entry scholar Ulil Abshar.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Take suspension as a blessing; form a new party of moderates.’

Government keeping rakyat reliant on handouts, says PAS veep Tuan Ibrahim.

On Oktoberfest, PAS president muses that no religion encourages 'berfoya-foya'.

FREE YOURSAY 'They face extortion; when deported, the employers come out...'

FREE YOURSAY 'Not voting for BN doesn't mean they lose their constitutional...'