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UPDATED 2.34PM The CM would have to disclose details of state land alienated to firms owned by his family, notes S'wak DAP.

‘Only after the deaths of eight cops did the gov’t decide to regard the intruders as an external threat,’ says state party secretary Chong Chieng Jen.

PKR urges the education minister to take immediate and effective measures to hand over the matter to the Education Department soon.

Will there be a ‘direct candidate’ or not for the parliamentary seat in Sarawak? The top BN leaders have sent out conflicting messages.

The Sarawak CM says the money accumulated over eight state budgets is in a savings account, but it does not satisfy the state DAP.

It says no one has been withdrawn from contesting in the coming general election or bought over, as claimed by the state BN.

The country's financial situation must precarious if a 15-percent hike in oil royalty to Sarawak can bankrupt the federal gov't.

State PKR chief Baru Bian claims locals are being treated worse than foreign workers and says the workers' protest in Bintulu is just the ‘tip of the iceberg’.

Shad Saleem Faruqi says peninsular Malaysians could learn from their East Malaysian counterparts on how to live together.

Its Sarawak vice-head says Sabah RCI confirms that such a relationship exists and will continue until voters decide otherwise.

The mid-income group is badly affected as there is no allocation in the gov't's budgets for medium cost housing, says DAP.  

Sarawak PKR criticises the prime minister and AirAsia for offering ‘free seats’ on travel between the peninsula and Sabah and Sarawak.

Anwar Ibrahim says Dr Mahathir is worried that should Pakatan win GE13, his son's dealings with Petronas will cease.

Better understanding and a more ‘human touch’ must be applied when dealing with Penans affected by development, says Sarawak Minister James Masing.

Lawyer Baru Bian wants the state gov't to recognise that native customary rights land perimeter also covers 'pemakai menua' and 'pulau galau'.

Wong King Wei had posed a supplementary question over Islamic teaching in Kemas pre-schools in Sarawak.

The state will send people to Sarawak to hire workers losing their jobs following closure of the electronics plant, says DAP Bandar Kuching MP.

The complaints against Sibu SUPP chief Wong Soon Koh are still in the hands of the party’s disciplinary panel.

Sarawak DAP hits back, blaming the government's half-hearted implementation of the minimum wage policy for the mess.

President Peter Chin is worried the party’s thrashing in the last state election will cast a shadow over its performance in the coming general election

Sarawak DAP's Chong Chieng Jen says too much concentration on the dam industry is very dangerous to economic growth.

He is very worried that SUPP may be pushed into the ‘dustbin’ of history if it loses the seven seats allocated to it in GE13.

‘The Murum dam has displaced communities and destroyed homes. Surely that deserves a stronger reaction from the authorities.’