
Permatang Pauh PAS cuts ties with PKR
It says PKR tried to entice its members to leave PAS.

It says PKR tried to entice its members to leave PAS.

Recordings are streamed live on a big screen at the lobby.

This follows complaints from students who took 10 subjects for SPM.

It includes an RCI on 'missing funds' and a Felda university.

UPDATED 7.43PM | This is over video of Hadi saying PAS just wants five states, the rest can be for Umno.

PM urges Malaysians to check every news article that the opposition spreads.

Rafizi says Ezam must first prove he can politically-cripple Najib.

There is not much light being shed on Putrajaya's plans for Act 355, laments BN's second largest component party.

This follows Sarawak DAP's insistence that the state government stops recruiting religious teachers from Peninsula Malaysia.

UPDATED 5.40PM | They include North Koreans and an 'important person', Khalid says.

Prodigal son Ahmad Said finally attends the opening of Kemaman's annual meeting last night.

Censorship board head says people have contacted them about the controversial remarks by Beauty and the Beast director.

Idris Ahmad says the views of others are overridden, as the party chief is the one who 'carries weight'.

Authorities accuse Ibrahim Mat Zin of tarnishing the image of Islam.

Unlike previous elections, main opposition parties in Sarawak reach consensus early.

The organising of the debate does not involve RTM, says info minister.

MALAYSIANSKINI | A chat with an elder led school dropout Lee Eng Kew to be a historian and folklorist, recognised locally and abroad.

YOURSAY | ‘The opposition cannot afford to grope in the dark any more.’

The call follows the authorities allowing for development on adjacent lots to the historic KL building.

‘We are actually at the 55th out of 176' says the PM, defending his administration against attacks.

The screening on Sri Lankan genocide was a 'good thing' and shouldn't be subject to censorship, says Suaram.

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

YOURSAY | ‘Unless Rosmah has something to hide, why can't Permata publish its audited yearly accounts.’

SPECIAL REPORT | 'Society doesn't fully appreciate difficulties the deaf face in communicating their concerns.'