Archive - 26 March 2015

It states PM told Umno lawmakers to vote according to their conscience.

Minister Nancy Shukri says his talks on Anwar's trial nothing to do with gov't.

UPDATED 9.11PM He refused to re-open door, sent the jet into fatal descent.

Audit not to distract comments away from debt-riddled firm, vows minister.

This in over a report alleging Shafee had falsified affidavit contents.

Unfazed Kita Lawan activists vow to put the banner up again tonight.

Fending off queries from PAS, Jamil Khir says they will do so only when it is tabled.

It has filed a bid to set aside the injunction obtained by the senior lawyer.

UPDATED 7.25PM PAS MPs livid when told amendments not raised at rulers meet.

Flood victims were also given the royal treatment, says Shahidan Kassim.

Will PKR be able to convince its Muslim MPs to vote along party lines?

However, Sabah PKR leader Darell Leiking is in the dark about the issue.

However, he says whether this is explored depends on Najib.

UPDATED 5.25PM Klang MP is called to Bukit Aman to give his statement.

Like many of my linguist friends, I do not advocate polished accents and immaculate grammar. I celebrate dialects and creole, bask in foreign languages spoken in regional accents and adore toddler speak, lisps and all.

Shabery Cheek has no explanation for lack of equipment in the building.

This press statement is released in relation to the statement made by the Selangor Menteri Besar on March 23, 2015 and the concluding speech of the Works Minister in Parliament on March 24, 2015 respectively, in relation to the Damansara-Shah Alam Highway (Dash).

UPDATED 5.41PM Court orders them to cough up RM550,000 to Guan Eng.

UPDATED 5.15PM The Keeper of the Rulers' Seal says this after lodging police report.

DAP clinging to PAS in hope of capturing Putrajaya, says Chew Mei Fun.

Baru Bian calls for S'wakians to defend the federal and state constitutions.

UPDATED 5.04PM Khalid drops suit against Khir who accused him of graft.

PKR leader tells Paris forum that extremism arises from quest for quick fixes.

Alexander Nanta Linggi says Sarawak won't emulate Kelantan.

Guan Eng opposes federal government's plan to increase fares to cover losses.

When asked this, Mustapa Mohamed avoids giving a direct answer.

Pembina says the lawyer is a threat to racial harmony in the country.

It includes a cholesterol-reducing drug the anti-GST group asked about.

This is according to a draft text released by Wikileaks yesterday.

Dewan Ulama recalls this in defending Hadi over accusations of betrayal.

UPDATED 3.05PM Haris Ibrahim wants it to publish all boundary info.

Mara has been asked whether religious restrictions at its colleges still in force.

Muhammad Khalil slams those spreading what he called 'hududphobia'.

UPDATED 2.15PM He ticks off Muslim hudud opponents, apparently targeting PKR.

LETTER Heeding the call by Sabah and Sarawak Chief Justice would help solve issue of illegals.

Casino operators in Macau have been shifting to other Asian locales.

UPDATED 2.32PM It claims M’sia ripped off, commissions way above market rate.

UPDATED 2.21PM PKR wants to refer Husni to committee for misleading House.

DAP MP takes Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah to task for 'chickening out' on crucial posers.

If hudud is part of Islam, thus to reject hudud law will be seen as akin to rejecting Islam. I do not think that it is proper for anyone to disrespect Islam. However, given Malaysia’s multiracial and multi-religious fabric, we can reject PAS and its intention to enforce hudud law into public life instead.

PARLIAMENT PM merely states that RM5bil owed to local banks.

Suaram wants details of Mohd Zafari's 'sudden death' in custody.

Much in common, but also very disparate.

Najib says Kuan Yew would go down in history as a great man.

Towards the end of the recording the alarm indicating ground proximity can be heard.

It says regulated access to a defined area was not an obstruction in law.

FREE YOURSAY ‘If it thinks hudud is a must, Pakatan has to look elsewhere.’

MP SPEAKS None has hesitated, unlike Najib who agonises over answer.

FREE YOURSAY ‘It looks like he is going to back down from Umno’s public pledge.’

Teresa Kok says the money can be better spent on low-cost homes.

KINIBIZ Now it is set in stone that the banks will also charge GST.

COMMENT Ex-ISA detainee in Singapore recalls the anguish felt by her mother.

FREE YOURSAY ‘If PAS is brave to implement hudud, why no guts to quit Pakatan?’

IGP says 126,000 cops are watching social media round the clock.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Why don't you declare your assets to your real boss - the people?’

COMMENT His job is to stop the IS menace, instead of pontificating on political issues.

UPDATED 2.49PM Audit was conducted in accordance with global standards, it says.

Activists puts it up near KL City Hall a stone's throw away from the police HQ.