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S’WAK ASSEMBL Y Two opposition members failed to get past the Speaker’s Office, which has rejected questions they submitted for oral reply.

DAP’s Wong Ho Leng says state minister James Masing has no class for coming up with such a remark.

The Kota Sentosa rep's questions on Taib's land grab and Bakun Dam apparently breach the Standing Orders.

The motion centres on the MACC’s probe into the CM’s office, says state assembly speaker Awang Asfia Awang Nasar.

Land Development Minister James Masing says he will table an amendment bill to plug the loopholes in the present ordinance.

The government chased 1,000 of them from their forest homes... it is pushing the Penans into utter destitution, says London-based NGO Survival International.

The underlying reason for the delay in registering the party was strong opposition from Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud and Dayak leaders.

Sarawak PKR chief Baru Bian doesn't believe that CM Taib Mahmud would be prosecuted so long as BN controls Putrajaya.

 

However, SUPP’s losing candidate for Pending rejects the offer, saying it is amounting to joining the DAP.

The charges made against him are mere allegations, unless there is proof to show otherwise, says Dr Stephen Rundi.

Wanita PKR challenges Umno leaders to deny that they are not behind the expansion of the Obedient Wives Club to Sarawak.

Voon Shiak Nie says the issues she has been handling are usually about finance and the spouse’s alleged lack of responsibility.

This is despite that Adenan Satem is appointed minister with special functions in the Chief Minister’s office.

Grassroots leaders from Padungan, Pending, Kota Sentosa, Batu Lintang and Batu Kawah are said to be behind the lobbying for assistant publicity secretary Alfred Yap Chin Loi.

The party president may also be asked in court to answer for the failure of the CWC to call for a central committee meeting.

Unnecessarily harping on religious issues is dangerous propaganda, says former deputy education minister Salleh Jafaruddin.

Two top students in Sarawak are deemed 'non-bumiputera', which defies a 2009 directive.

The exercise is to bring in fresh blood which will boost the party's chances of winning back Chinese support.

Despite a federal task force report proving the rapes and many police reports, the police are not doing anything.

Even if weak in grassroots support, Adenan Satem has the experience, besides being clean, says ex-PBB veep Salleh.

But the Movement of Change Sarawak counters that the Sarawak BN Backbenchers Club is a similarly unregistered group.

Forestry Department acting deputy director Sapuan Ahmad says Sarawak does not neglect nature conservation in its quest for development.

The SUPP must revamp itself to regain popular support after its drubbing in the Sarawak election, says its president.

Jabu spares no words as he takes on western NGOs on environmental pollution while exposing their forefathers' role.