Archive - 9 February 2015

N Gobalakrishnan tweeted that there was collusion between the police and mobsters.

FREE LIVE REPORT He attends rally to mark final leg of his nationwide roadshow.

KINIBIZ There's a possible involvement with 1MDB's proposed listing of its power assets.

The paper quotes the businessman downplaying his role within the firm.

It also lists several measures that's being done to preserve Penang's heritage.

Wan Zulkiflee is currently Petronas COO and executive vice-president.

The state earlier ordered all supermarts closed from 12.30pm to 2pm.

Statistics show that half of rape cases in 2010 involved child victims.

Ex-police commando remains in legal limbo almost three weeks after his arrest.

Defence minister insists that his remarks have been taken out of context.

The court fixed five days beginning May 18 for the hearing of the appeal.

UPDATED 6.20PM Gobind says the ruling is 'a step in the right direction'.

The recent proposal by the Women, Family and Community Development Ministry to amend the Child Act 2001 to ban caning of children had stirred quite a bit of debate among Malaysians.

MH370 FREE This is stated by the director-general of JKSM Ibrahim Lembut.

UPDATED 7.05 Last paid on Dec 24, they've lodged a complaint.

The My Asean Internship is a collaboration between the Trade and Industry Ministry and Talent Corporation Malaysia (TalentCorp) to increase awareness of Asean among youth in Malaysia. It was officially launched by the International Trade and Industry Minister Mustapa Mohamed on Jan 26.

Minister's statement recorded at Bukit Aman police headquarters.

S'wak PKR says they are battling to make ends meet, let alone take up a costly game.

UPDATED 4.56PM Ex-PAS veep Ahmad Awang reminds Pakatan to stop internal spat.

Political observers cite the absence of political will in both the coalitions.

It views the move to counter Islamophobia as uninvited propagation.

UPDATED 4.30PM Report also delves into PM and Rosmah's 'lavish lifestyle'.

The front lawn of the presidential palace was inundated in up to 20cm of water.

Basel-based BIS says they need to service debt that has risen fourfold since 2003.

Assistant registrar N Mageswari extended to Feb 16 the remand order.

Following orders from the AGC, cops have classified the case under 'keep in view'.

UPDATED 5.10PM He hopes disgruntled members will not retaliate at ROS.

UPDATED 5.02PM ROS last Friday ordered MIC to conduct polls for all positions.

In a good governance regime, conflict of interests must be avoided at all costs by all. Any public policies and government projects must be undertaken with due diligence. Engagement with experts and authorities as well as concerned citizen groups is always good.

Why isn't Pulau Jerejak still gazetted as a forest reserve, asks state youth.

UPDATED 5.30PM The K'tan sitting has nothing to do with DAP, it says.

Mahfuz says Piah Samad is worried she will never see her son again.

However, the ex-premier calls the DAP strongman an authoritarian leader.

Ong Kian Ming demands disclosure on cost, tipping fee and funding.

NRD said no to father with heart problems. High Court will decide on March 6. 

Regardless of the outcome, the public must accept the verdict, says ex-PM.

UPDATED 3.28PM The ex-premier now says Ismail's statement must be examined.

In one of the posts, the writer threatened to shoot the prime minister.

This, according to an international observer, suggests the appeal will be refused.

MP also claims it causes rise in teen pregnancies, children born out of wedlock.

He is accused of masterminding movement to oust party president.

'We have taken a long hard look at our Asia Pacific investment banking business.'

'He wanted his name in her face. He wanted never to be forgotten,' said police.

UPDATED 5.25PM Minister is rapped for shifting blame on graft allegations.

It is very confusing that Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai and Johor Baru mayor Abdul Rahman Mohamed Dewam have both revealed very different visions of the public transport system for the city in just one week.

ADUN SPEAKS The latest sermon by Jais is disrespectful and smacks of male bias.

I believe that we ought to look back into our history to see how we lived without all this hypocrisy and shallow politics which seems to have blinded us today.

UPDATED 12.04PM MB termed 'regressive' for not following NS' conversion rules.

It wants gov’t to drop charges against Paulsen and prove itself instead.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Apa lagi Cina mahu? The answer is: Ismail Sabri sacked’

FREE YOURSAY 'Strife between the two factions becoming more open.'

COMMENT Feuding coalition emerges from long-delayed meeting dodgy but intact.

More skeletons in its cupboards?

What makes a building green? It is 'alive', clean and environmentally friendly, says eco-architect Ken Yeang.

Gerakan Youth says Pakatan should not defer on hudud as the sitting is next month.

Chinese traders say unlike Umno, at least PAS doesn't mistreat Chinese.