Archive - 19 December 2015

The volunteer fire brigade's gas meters showed no sign of toxic fumes.

Airline says more than 40k a day go through KLIA2 during school holidays, up from 30k during normal periods.

MP SPEAKS | The advanced Najib-Hadi courtship has a far-reaching impact on the future of the ruling coalition.

Only one son survived, in tragedy at the popular Bukit Belukar Waterfall in Hulu Terengganu.

Association says it will not hesitate to discipline Ali, who served the army for eight years.

Two American B-52s recently flew near the disputed Spratly Islands in the South China Sea.

The list is put together by the Australian Science Media Centre.

They are route 600 (Puchong Utama to HAB Pasar Seni) and route 506 (Putrajaya Sentral to Bandar Utama).

Thai police have classified it as an accident, saying he may have sleepwalked.

The movie expects to rake in US$225 million in ticket sales in the US and Canada.

No person should be deemed to be an ‘illegal’ due to his or her undocumented status.

Berlin police chief says with elections in 2017, the number will not go down.

COMMENT | Minister Ismail Sabri should put a stop to the boycott nonsense.

He says chances of this improved after cordial meeting between PM Najib and PAS boss Hadi.

His gain comes after his comment on temporarily banning the entry of all Muslims into the US.

It is apparently referring to Umno No 2 Muhyiddin barred from officiating at the recent assemblies of its wings.

COMMENT | Tuan Ibrahim's pleadings on Najib-Hadi meeting makes PKR's ties to PAS futile.

UPDATED 5PM | ... even in the face of a powerful executive, says retired judge.

UPDATED 5.14PM | IGP Khalid says Philippine police from had conveyed this to him.

He is confident that next year's target of RM4.2 billion would be met.

UPDATED 4.38PM | Apex court got it wrong when it allowed preliminary objection by Negeri gov't, says retired judge.

MCA's comment not fair, says attorney-general.

Top cop should be more professional with his statements on anti-Christianisation seminar, says ex-judge.

The DPM says they are leading luxurious lives and some are even datuk seri.

This is the Penang police's first operation on liquified vape, codenamed 'Ops Vapor'.

Today, there are some activists out there still fighting for free education to protest against the rising cost of education fees. This also occurred due to the belief that education is a public good and there should be zero privilege access to learning institution.

KINIBIZ | As much as RM4.2b could have gone into extinguishing an option.

They should be referred to rights committee, says Gerakan MP Liang Teck Meng.

Applicant wishes to renounce Islam. Issue is whether it's a case for Syariah Court or High Court.

Recently, I had the good fortune of collaborating with Persatuan Promosi Harmoni Malaysia (Harmoni) for a dialogue.

They cannot remain silent or in a 'state of denial', says Sarawak CM.

This is according to a survey from July to September by Akamai Technologies.

It says the ban was recommended by the IATA to all airlines to ensure safety.

It is using the bill to stay in power and suppress dissidents, says ex-Mahathir aide.

Even attending school is a problem for ‘stateless’ Malaysians who lack identification documents.

YOURSAY | ‘He doesn’t even have enough people to form a decent choir.’

YOURSAY | ‘Why are PAS leaders so keen to be wooed/seduced by Umno?’

YOURSAY | ‘What more do we need to commence prosecution of the guilty parties?’

FOCUS | Part 4: MP Ong Kian Ming and three others kayak down Sungai Gombak.

Devamany says media misunderstood the outcome of a marathon meet between the party’s warring factions.

PPIM, in a surprising twist, says the mobile phone ‘detention’ issue was a consumer matter.

Former Bar Council chief doesn’t pull her punches when blasting the new security law.

A season for goodwill to all who really deserve it.