Archive - 28 July 2017

The coroner says he could not determine the manner Huntley died due to his decomposed body.

The child's lawyer adds NRD should be more diplomatic in their approach in handling such matters.

COMMENT | Tomorrow's symposium on the “Muslim democrat ” must wrestle with Anwar's substance, not shadows.  

IRB is empowered to claim a deceased's outstanding amount under the Income Tax Act 1967, says taxman. 

Baru Bian questions what he claimed was 'disrespectful' treatment of Justice Richard Malanjum.

It says amendments would ensure service operators and drivers would implement the highest safety standards.

We express our concerns on the growing trend in M'sia where activists are detained and others deported. 

Nur Jazlan says ministry had decided to obtain biometric info directly from refugees without going through UNHCR.

It says will continue to develop Canada gas assets.

Abu Talib says Arifin owes a duty to the public to explain the basis of him advising the Agong to appoint them.

'Islam should be a reference for all matters including matters of law,' says Kuala Nerus MP. 

Abu Talib Othman believes that the AG 'acted to the best of his ability under the circumstances today'.

The former premier criticised the party for prioritising 'dedak' over race, religion, and country.

Najib's lawyer says he's going to file affidavits in the lawsuit seeking the disclosure of the PM's bank accounts. 

The Supreme Court also orders a probe against the PM and his family for having unexplainable wealth. 

LFL tells Pandikar that he can only inspire public confidence with his conduct, not by berating the press.

Azmin Disa, a father of two, ransacked the belonging of his victim while posing as a cop and took his handphone. 

Hypothetically speaking, adds Pacific Fleet spokesperson on the admiral's answer to a question.

Khalid Ibrahim points the finger at the Ampang MP, but she denies having a role in the matter.

We have a temple site but permission to build the temple is not forthcoming.  

Zunar is unfazed despite Umno youth members attacking his previous exhibition in Komtar. 

Andy Yong says he finds nothing 'prejudicial to public order' as claimed.

The CM should stop 'hiding behind the Penang water company' on the state tariff issue, says Liang Teck Meng.

Former Malaysian Bar president cites the practice in Singapore and the UK, where the discretion of the Attorney-General is reviewable in court.

Tomorrow, July 29, is Global Tiger Day.

UPDATED 6PM | Gopal Sri Ram tells the apex court that a charge sheet was issued against Najib in relation to 1MDB.

The landmark decision could destroy Muslim families and an Act cited in the judgment could also be unconstitutional, says Zainul Rijal.

E-hailing drivers must meet conditions similar to those placed on conventional taxi drivers. 

The Friends of BN Facebook page publishes a photograph of Anwar with a black eye.

COMMENT | Bersatu's Rais Hussin lists scandals plaguing Najib's administration and says the current opposition line-up is ready to right the wrongs. 

Ali is the first Malaysian appointed to the UN's Committee of Experts on Public Administration (CEPA) since its inception.

Anwar's ideologies over decades in activism and politics, until his jailing, will be shared nationwide and SouthEast Asia-wide, announce PKR. 

Minister says MPs must keep their emotions in check, and debate with facts.

DAP MP rues five of his questions being rejected in Parliament, says none of it was 'sub judice' or assumptive.

UPDATED 12.15PM | Dr M says the ROS wants them to include the word 'Pakatan' in the logo.

Only a complete turnaround will be able to rehabilitate Felda, says Bersatu president. 

UPDATED 11.52AM | The prosecution says between 30 to 40 witnesses are expected to be called to testify.

UPDATED 3.56PM | The parties want Md Raus Sharif to not hear their appeal over the decision by the AG to not prosecute PM Najib. 

UPDATED 12.34PM | Azmi Sharom slams the suppressing of free speech, Chandra Muzaffar calls the ban 'ridiculous'.

'The question is, whether the police are doing what they are supposed to do.'

Almost impossible to eliminate negative perception, especially crime and corruption.

KINIGUIDE | Take a tour of the long-drawn land dispute over this oddly-named kampong. 

YOURSAY | ‘Whoever asked you to address the investors must be tearing their hair out.’

Chinese-language readers however express some reservations about Mahathir turning opposition figure.

YOURSAY | ‘Sub judice? Which court cases are they referring to?’

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