Archive - 30 October 2017

Many things have changed for the better under his administration, compared with the 'former leader's' rule, jabs PM. 

Liew Yoke Peng, 43, is sentenced to two weeks imprisonment for contempt of court.

S'gor MB told to acknowledge BN's recent abolition of four tolls and not make 'malicious allegations'. 

However, federal minister Salleh Said Keruak criticised Dr M for being incoherent and inconsistent.

MASOC says they hope to settle all outstanding payments by end November.

Haslin and Zimbabwe's Ismail Menk were supposed to preach in an Islamic cruise next month.

SUHAKAM INQUIRY | S'gor CID chief Fadzil Ahmat, who heads a taskforce to probe Koh's and three others' disappearances, will testify on Thursday.

UPDATED 7.20PM | The gov't still subsidises a few hundred million ringgit monthly, in order to not burden the rakyat too much, says Treasury sec-gen. 

The 39-year-old single mother allegedly took the girls, aged 10 and eight, to a budget hotel every Friday and left them with several men. 

Limiting age of drivers and vehicles pales in comparison to upgrading skills of all drivers across the board.

The Federal Highway, near Bangsar, is one of the worst-hit areas. 

Suspect then gets arrested by police after surrendering at the Ampang police HQ. 

Chief minister says the organiser, Penang Forum, can still write in to arrange a meeting. 

Rewcastle-Brown claims suit aims to discredit her, the website and the 'justified campaign' against the PM.

Rewcastle-Brown claims Ambiga told her that the information came from 'reliable sources'.

UPDATED 6.30PM | PARLIAMENT | Why the steady decline in development expenditure, asks PKR president.

The DAP sec-gen then cites a report which quoted Penang MCA of wanting to send him a wheelchair.

State government supports residents in fight against housing developer, declares state exco.

Use of restricted residence on criminals should be maintained, according to the deputy home minister.

COMMENT | Lives were lost in the Penang landslide tragedy - is the issue being looked at intelligently?

PARLIAMENT | She points out that Anwar revived the AIM, which provided the poultry entrepreneur with initial capital.

Initiative aims to empower Indians 'who have been ignored over the years', Selangor MB declares.

UPDATED 6.25PM | SUHAKAM INQUIRY | Ex-IGP says such scenes of abduction can be found in movies.

UPDATED 5.53PM | SUHAKAM INQUIRY | Family's lawyer argues ordinary citizens doing the work of the police.

UPDATED 4PM | On the injunction to stop the EC from submitting the redelineation report to the PM. 

Malaysians have to learn to dispose of their rubbish properly. 

Should TPPA not materialise, Malaysia is keen on a Free Trade Agreement, Najib tells Parliament.

Between 16 and 26 percent of 1,396 goods monitored by Putrajaya are cheaper after April 2015.

However, there is no inkling as to when the amendment bill will reach Parliament.

MP SPEAKS | PM's promises to Trump merely a boast and facade, as confirmed by the EPF. 

Election monitoring campaign will allow citizens to report fraud and offences.

UPDATED 1.07PM | If convicted, Mohaneswaran will face a prison term of up to seven years and a fine.

UPDATED 6.12PM | PARLIAMENT | Logo appearing right after PM's speech is unacceptable, says MP from DAP.

COMMENT | And now Kit Siang is asking Malaysians to vote for them.

Kedah PAS wishes to reinstate some policies seen between 2008 and 2013, says chief Ahmad Fakhruddin.

Indian M'sians should not vote for BN any longer - yet, why do some persist in doing so?

Countries around the world must call for a total ban on nuclear weapons. 

UPDATED 5.20PM | PARLIAMENT | PM tells how he was able to persuade Trump to discuss the oppression of Rohingya.

ADUN SPEAKS | The Penang Forum dialogue can hardly be described as an informative one.

Ramasamy also queried if Penang Forum's event is 'a life and death thing' that everyone must attend.

UPDATED 6.50PM | Despite applying on July 28, coalition has yet to hear from ROS, says Gobind Singh.

Another year and another budget rolled out in time to seduce the voters with the 14th general election (GE14) in mind.

UPDATED 4.30PM | Probe into missing 1MDB funds will be reopened by the police, says minister.

Many employers expect loyalty from their staff but repay with perfidy.

They speak of their experiences during the ISA detention 30 years ago - in which even women were beaten.

Dialogue session moderator Ahmad Chik had to remind crowd the event is not a political meeting.

YOURSAY | 'Where is the allocation for creating more jobs?'

YOURSAY | 'I'll reserve my praise until I see all 10 schools built, operating and staffed.'

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