Archive - 2 June 2017

Nine of them children, seven boys and two girls, were rescued during a raid on a premises in Hang Kasturi, KL.

Malaysia National Sikhs Movement lodges a police report on the slippers being sold in Alor Setar.

However, the Court of Appeal reduces the damages awarded to the family from RM414,800 to RM114,800.

Minister Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar notes the US was a significant contributor to climate action.

An attempt to bring in thousands of gambling machines through Port Klang was foiled by the Royal Malaysian Customs.

INTERVIEW | The #KitaLawan duo and assemblypersons  Chang Lih Kang and Tan Kar Hing reflect on their journey so far.

Bersatu also lodges a police report over the claims that were raised by Sarawak Report.

For the period ending March 31 this year, the oil company’s profit hit RM15.5b, from RM6.8b for Q1 2016.

UPDATED 7.42PM | Selangor sultan slams the Subang MP for giving a speech at Masjid An-Nur.

Pressure from the state led to developer providing land and RM1.5mil to re-site the temple, says Ganabatirau.

Former PM says it is 'absurd' that Malaysia insists there is nothing wrong with 1MDB.

DAP veteran responds to chief secretary's disclosure that gov't is studying the use of polygraph machines to battle graft.

The advert promises 26.5 acres of private land for sale from an unidentified owner.

A total of 1.6 million civil servants and about 775,000 pensioners will benefit from the special assistance.

Other than me, three state excos and state gov’t officers make Land Committee decisions, Lim Guan Eng adds.

Ex-minister says this on his attempt to get a court order to reveal the statements of Najib's bank accounts.

Gooi Hsiao Leung says it's a serious offence to carry out such project without obtaining the DOE's approval.

A party leader should not lead if he is unable to source for funds, says an Umno supreme council member.

UPDATED 4.50PM | Gerakan veep Dominic Lau says he failed to meet UM's admin members, despite trying many times.

Two of them see no difference between the frontpages of the three newspapers, while a UM lecturer argues otherwise.

UPDATED 4.30PM | This is because the youth and sports minister's lawyer is unwell, for the third time. 

Muhammad Jefry says he wishes to clear the air over the incident involving his wife and another woman driver.

UPDATED 4.38PM | MP also takes Ku Nan to task for insisting that he made a political speech at the mosque.

Penampang's Darell Leiking asks if Najib's announcements will deliver results or just more talk.

The fire broke out while navy personnel were preparing the 'sahur' (pre-dawn meal).

Najib says this in an apparent reference to Geely’s acquisition of a significant stake in Proton. 

Stressing that he will never sell Malaysia's sovereignty, PM says investments good for the nation and people.

'I was one of the nation's mayors who went to Paris to fight for the accords...'

Scientists say US' withdrawal from the Paris accord may speed up effects of global climate change.

He announces that the US will leave the Paris ‘Climate Change’ agreement.

COMMENT | Surely we can forgive a slip-up or a less than ideal decision, once in a long while?

The draft resolution targets entities like Koryo Bank, the army's Strategic Rocket Force and 14 people,

Nik Nazmi cites delay in gratuity payments, asking if there were administrative problems within LTAT and Ugat.

The wing plans to lodge police reports nationwide on Sarawak Report's 'damning revelation'.

UPDATED 3PM| He claims the media had conflicting reports regarding Dr Mahathir Mohamad's stand on this issue.

YOURSAY | ‘Proton's vendors have to break out of their protective cocoon and start to compete.’

Harapan can spur growth minus GST's help.

UPDATED 11.41AM | Most victims suffocated when trying to flee choking smoke at the complex, says report.

Showing that Malaysia is multicultural and multireligious.

COMMENT | The gov’t must create high-quality job opportunities with reasonable wages for the people.

KINI ROUNDUP | Headlines from yesterday you may have missed, in brief.

COMMENT | The MH128 incident shows the airline must review its staffing policy for safety reasons.

YOURSAY | ‘Kamarul Zaman must be the biggest embarrassment to Universiti Utara Malaysia.’

Transgender activist Nisha Ayub says what the Health Ministry outlined for the contest is ‘unacceptable’.

Florence Goh Siew Boey was misidentified as a company director who allegedly hired a US lobbyist for M'sia.