Archive - 16 January 2015

The PM tweets and draws the usual bag of mixed responses.

The commission vows to act professionally and in accordance with the MACC Act.

PKR think tank says that to uplift the poor, cash handouts must be with clear conditions.

The bid was granted according to Section 30 of the Courts of Judicature Act 1964.

The prosecution will appeal for a stiffer sentence to be imposed.

It has come to our attention that several news reports about ‘The Malaysian Dilemma’ talk and dialogue featuring Dr Mahathir Mohamad had attributed UOA Group as a “supporting organisation” for the event.

PKR raps MCMC for allowing increase for profitable crony-owned Pos M'sia.

He responds to 1MDB boss' invitation to dialogue on issues concerning the firm.

Senior federal counsel says the court had set Feb 17 for case management.

UPDATED 5.20PM Ko's lawyer Gobind Singh says IGP hyped up the issue.

'The price of mustard greens is now RM5 or RM6 a kilo compared to RM8 before.'

SUPP asks why Chinese-majority seats have larger voter population.

State chief says it was Lim who made the accountability query into a big issue.

ADUN SPEAKS It is time to promote tolerance and understanding.

UPDATED 3.40PM Deputy minister says only court can decide on his extradition.

It says no to meeting lawyer Eric Paulsen, who criticised Friday sermons.

The sermon touches on the ‘hidden agenda’ of K-Pop concerts.

We yearn for a ‘benevolent autocrat’.

Veteran journalist Kadir Jasin says Najib may have a new propaganda chief.

The number of evacuees in three other states still at relief centres have decreased.

QZ8501 FREE The team failed to reach the plane’s fuselage yesterday.

Twelve days had gone by before Malaysia’s Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi finally commented on his sensational letter to the US Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI). He wrote the letter allegedly to try to get the agency to release Paul Phua pronto and return him post-haste to Malaysia.

The suspect is alleged to have taken bribes from firms on a percentage basis.

MP SPEAKS It is the duty of Muslims to enlighten him, not crucify him.

Syed Ali says PM's wife often refers to herself as the mother of 28 million Malaysians.

Security Offences Act will be amended at next sitting, says Nancy Shukri.

Workers were intimidated, sacked after collective bargaining claim.

Penerbitan Bagus says it was a technical error and not done on purpose.

The PKR leader decries the racial humiliation of student from his community.

COMMENT It’s the one behind the letter the postman sent that we want to know about.

UPDATED 4.20PM Landmark ruling says police erred in denying medication.

UPDATED 11.57PM 'Not enough to say RM8.3bil from Caymans redeemed.'

COMMENT The EC is reminded it is subservient to the Federal Constitution.

The gazette will extinguish their rights over the NCR land of over 38,000ha.

COMMENT This is not only about freedom of expression versus its denial.

'If anyone feels slighted, that's their problem,' he says of his blog potshots.

FREE YOURSAY ‘What next? Ban non-Malays from wearing batik and songkok?’

Will Malaysia agree not to execute the ex-cop, who is now in Australia?

FREE YOURSAY ‘Where the temple face should be none of Perkasa's business.’

Najib cannot do like Nero and remain silent on FBI letter, says Kit Siang.

Geo-tagged photos of potholes seem to be getting gov'ts attention at last.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Would any sane man write a testimonial for a habitual gambler?’

Video on Malaysian Mohd Lotfi, who died in Syria, has gone viral.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Do ministers conduct such charitable works for alleged criminals?’

FREE YOURSAY ‘Simply put, Zahid's letter says it all, in black and white too.’

BBC receives request not to cover the book on Sarawak’s illegal logging.

Several important questions on the FBI letter remain unanswered.