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Barisan Nasional backbencher Abdul Ghapur Salleh is ready to support any move to make the Anti-Corruption Agency under parliamentary supervision.
00updated 9.05pm The outgoing prime minister assures the party he will defend his divisional post and serve out his remaining five months in power.
0Environmental groups say claims made by palm oil lobbyists and government officials do not hold water when tested against the realities on the ground.
0Rights groups say they are happy about the outcry over the alleged sexual abuses, but this concern must translate into action to prevent the recurrence of the crimes.
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The controversial blogger’s legal team are not giving up their quest to seek his release from detention under the Internal Security Act. They filed the second habeas corpus today.
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Merdeka Centre's executive director Ibrahim Suffian said this was the first time the poll research organisation had pitted Anwar directly against Najib.
00000Former ISA detainee Lim Guan Eng wants the oppressive security law to be abolished and plans to go to Parliament to get rid of it.
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Newly-released ISA detainee Teresa Kok slams the home minister and
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The second logging company implicated in the Penan sex abuse scandal says that it has not received any complaints about employees engaging in such acts.
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A primary school teacher claims she received an SMS containing a set of questions for the English paper in the UPSR examinations before it took place last week.
0The DAP supremo called on new finance minister, Najib Abdul Razak, to table a fresh Budget 2009 as the one done by the PM on Aug 29 was "obsolete" and "outdated".
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The parents of Seputeh parliamentarian Teresa Kok were able to see their detained daughter at federal police headquarters in Bukit Aman.
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