Archive - 4 November 2014

PARLIAMENT She was ticked her off for wearing party logos in the Dewan Rakyat.

Ko Chung Sen says leasing instead of buying costs way more in long run.

Voluntary patrol squad assets are state's. Insolvency dept can't touch them, says MP.

Shafee questions Anwar for failing to call alibi witnesses despite giving notice.

He tells supporters he’s confident of winning based on defence team’s work.

PARLIAMENT It is the landowners who don't want it gazetted, says Nazri Aziz.

UPDATED 5.40PM PARLIAMENT The airport is NOT flooding, says minister.

In it, Lukas Straumann alleges former S'wak CM was involved in corrupt practices.

UPDATED 5.27PM Group to lodge report on deity's image next to halal logo.

Malaysia is known as a moderate and model multi-racial country internationally, but within the country its citizens are labelled under race and religious categories for every government-policy decision.

He tells Shafee to remain in Umno instead of becoming a prosecutor.

The entity was officially declared illegal by the home minister yesterday.

Why intimidate indigenous people opposing Baram Dam, NGOs ask police.

He also expects the number of firms that are GST-registered to increase.

Emulate Brunei and ignore those who do not want heaven, he says. 

UPDATED 6.46PM 'Should a short story touching on racial riots be approved as text?'

COMMENT Is the EC willing to live by its own motto ‘Cekap dan Telus’?

Info Didik CEO William Tong has instructed that the workbook be withdrawn.

Order a halt to the redevelopment, Indian business community urges minister. 

Besides being ugly and dangerous, they violate local council's guidelines, it says.
 

The MPAJ had RM1.5 million in compound arrears owed by vehicle owners.

Tian Chua says if Anwar is convicted, there will be a new uprising.

'Although I don’t want it to be over, it’s over. At night, she can take a knife and stab me.'

It shows education funding is a failure, says party's Youth chief.

UPDATED 4.02PM MP asks if cops think that illegal operators are illiterate.

A study shows study 95.5 percent protection against severe dengue.

UPDATED 4.43PM Chin Pek Yuen hands memorandum to Shahidan Kassim.

UPDATED 6.01PM MP Tony Pua says MAHB will press for this but gov't denies this.

They have forgotten this and become narrow, Surin Pitsuwan tells forum.

UPDATED 4.15PM It missed its own deadline to submit accounts.

UPDATED 1.35PM The group also says it will not ensure smooth flow of traffic.

The recent protest staged  by some residents at the entrance to the Hindu burial and cremation grounds in Jalan Madras, Buntong against the state government-funded construction of a modern crematorium in a property owned by the Hindu Paripalana Sabah of Ipoh is indeed a sad development for the Hindu community. ( The Sun - Fired up over new crematorium, Nov 3)

UPDATED 4.54PM He must apologise for alleging PAS espouses deviant teachings.

Its Youth chief pours cold water on Muslim protest to church in Bandar Sunway.

Muslims in Turkey do not expect fatwas to be changed, says Taha Ozhan.

UPDATED 3.59PM PARLIAMENT 'Why is it always copying other carmakers?' asks MP.

UPDATED 4.30PM PAS' Hanipa Maidin says cabinet 'must be in one voice'.

UPDATED 3.40PM 'Liberalism and pluralism are not properly defined.'

Paul Tan suggests a way out of dilemma spawned by sedition-mania.

This is one of the MB's moves to make the city rubbish-free in three months.

Gov't marginalised, decreased vernacular schools, says Chong Zhemin.

UPDATED 3.25PM PARLIAMENT By this, they ensured growth, says Shahidan.

FREE YOURSAY 'Wrong for minister to say gov't can't act on private publication'

COMMENT Malaysia must also play role in diplomacy in pending humanitarian crisis.

There needs to be safeguards from both state and religion, she says.

Turun sees red over the proposal to raise bus fares by 30 percent.

FREE YOURSAY ‘We don’t expect as usual one word from Umno to condemn them.’

Perkasa claims he could 'cause riots' by asking for the case to be re-opened.

The minister could cause riots by asking for the bible burn threat case to be re-opened.

Your lieutenants can't speak for you, DAP's Lim tells PAS chief Hadi. 

'They may imprison my body but our spirit and struggle will remain free.'

FREE YOURSAY ‘What is the problem if the church can be seen from the highway?’

Any official knows of ‘surat wahyu’ system.

LIVE REPORTS FREE Proceedings have ended, hearing resumes on Thursday.