Andrew Ong and Kuek Ser Kuang Keng

Fed up of calls for fresh polls, MCA deputy president challenges rivals to convene an EGM to meet their objectives.

Despite the show of unity on Wednesday, MCA VP Liow Tiong Lai's camp is still adamant that fresh polls be held in January.

EXCLUSIVE Embattled Selangor state executive council member rubbishes claims by his Pakatan colleague that he has links with the underworld.

updated 12.58pm The Ipoh High Court has ruled again that Perak speaker V Sivakumar must only be represented by the state legal advisor and not by his personal lawyers.

Kuala Terengganu Chinese voters should not pass off the opportunity to have both a state exco and a deputy minister as their elected representative, says the MCA deputy chief.

Gerakan 21st NDC All the debates at the Youth and Women's wings meet were held behind closed doors, but the real motive remains unclear.

The Barisan Nasional Backbenchers Club will not stop its members from meeting a PKR delegation arriving in Taiwan today.

According to the assistant of DAP Perak chairperson, Fong Po Kuan's initial decision not to contest in Batu Gajah was a ploy to arm-twist the party.

Umno AGM Those intending to dethrone Rafidah Aziz will face the wrath of the women's wing, said several delegates.

For People's Progressive Party members in Malacca, their chief minister did the unthinkable by telling them to leave the Barisan Nasional during a PPP function.

Two pig farmers are arguing that any demolition work on their farms will be illegal because they have yet to receive a proper notice from the local authorities.

Malacca pig farmers have been able to voluntarily cull only a small portion of their pigs as requested by the state government, prompting a scenario of a possible state-led slaughter this Friday.

The farmers are seeing red. They are angry with TV3 over its alleged misreporting and lopsided features on the swine controversy in Malacca.

updated version A last ditch attempt by pig farmers to persuade the state government to allow 60,000 pigs to remain in the state fails. Now, some 100,000 pigs would have to go.

exclusive Mahaleel claims that BMW paid RM420 million for Husqvarna, one of three Agusta's brand. Proton sold the heavily indebted motorcycle company two years ago for a token RM5. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Fresh from retaining his deputy-president post, Nasharuddin Mat Isa says the aim is now to continue to 'market' the party to non-members.

The best performing opposition party of 2004 is setting higher targets for the upcoming general election and will postpone party polls to focus their preparation efforts.

The DPM says he risked the wrath of the Malays by revoking certain controversial provisions of the Education Act involving Chinese schools. [VIDEO INSIDE]

A Suhakam commissioner claims that electing school prefects is a more democratic practice compared to campus elections.

The former PM scoffs at the declassified documents, claiming that they do not answer allegations made about the sale of sand to Singapore.

Parti Keadilan Rakyat has cleared doubts on whether there were 1,000 new membership applications received from individuals claiming to be former MCA members.