Archive - 3 March 2015

Sirul gets mum's cooking as Piah meets her son at a Sydney detention centre.

Turning the tables, he wants opposition reps to disclose their wealth.

Gemencheh dam levels is below 20 percent, and water is being pumped from Malacca.

The 29-year-old is suspected of trying to incite a young woman to join IS.

Stating links between the PM's grandpa with Genting's Lim Goh Tong is unwise.

Israeli Apartheid Week International Network will be organising a number of events in the first week of March to raise the consciousness of the Malaysian public about the apartheid system practiced by Israel in Palestine and to take action to put an end to the Zionist occupation of Palestine.

After a mere 20 days, have we all forgotten about Anwar Ibrahim?

He says Pakatan's choice will reflect its seriousness in taking Putrajaya.

AG’s Chambers should give guidelines on such educational efforts, adds Cenbet.

Cattle farmers boycott meeting with Penang government after leader barred.

The video is also being circulated on WhatsApp to drum up support. VIDEO

Sarawak Report says it holds 'thousands of documents' on the 1MDB dealings.

Defendants in the suit are Lembah Pantai MP Nurul Izzah Anwar and Saifuddin Nasution.

TI-M wants a taskforce involving the Finance Ministry, MACC, police and auditors.

COMMENT They’re doing all the running, but whether they’ll win is uncertain.

He wonders if the opposition is funding the murder convict to slander PM.

The interests of his friends and family are too entrenched for him to be uprooted.

A conference will dig up contents of the Athi Nahappan RCI from 1965.

The group urges jihadists around the world to retaliate against Twitter.

The gov't of PM Prayut Chan-o-cha is expected to negotiate with insurgent groups.

Shafie Apdal says it is a normal meeting between Najib and division leaders.

Subramaniam acknowledges MIC is in a conundrum, but remains optimistic.

This is because of a changed format for questions that required a different way of thinking.

Constitution focuses mainly on Malaysian, not Malay agenda, reminds PAS leader.

Basic groceries in Singapore cost 11 percent more than New York.

Leaders of the two states meet in Kuching, peoples’ welfare discussed.

MH370 FREE The Australian DPM clarifies earlier report claiming the opposite.

PM’s belated response to 'frugal father' opens another can of worms, says DAP.

COMMENT They had once contributed to Dr M’s survival in 1987 and 1997.

UPDATED 2.35PM The latest Producer Price Index is quoted to show why this is so.

It says it's not involved with alleged attempt to oust PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang.

‘The decision that we made (to rally there) stands,’ says Fariz Musa.

UPDATED 2.15PM He says the debate challenge need not be discussed any further.

COMMENT Muslims themselves need to understand the real meaning of the Quran.

UPDATED 8.30PM AmBank denies Rafizi's claims over 1MDB loan irregularities.

The unanswered question; ‘Whom do we really serve?’

UPDATED 7.30PM Photos of planes, 'taken by drones', raise safety concerns.

Rewarding staff should be done with assessment, says Bukit Gasing rep.

He goes all out to lure them - but is bogged by quarrels between Chinese parties

UPDATED 12.10PM The Prisons Act 1995 allows a prisoner to be brought anywhere.

UPDATED 11.48AM Or does MACC need green light from PM, asks Lim Kit Siang.

COMMENT All religious texts are guidelines to improve human behaviour.

It will be started tonight by media activists in Gerakan Media Marah. 

FREE YOURSAY ‘Do you know why tourism in Thailand is flourishing?’

Family members from China are seeking explanation on the missing flight.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Rakyat has the right to query and hold leaders accountable.’

KINIBIZ His prolonged stay despite conflicts paints a perplexing situation.

COMMENT Saying men can’t control themselves is an insult to them.

FREE YOURSAY ‘I admire those involved being able to keep a straight face.’