Humayun Kabir

The coalition’s four-man committee tasked with probing the cause of the disaster says there was no certificate of compliance and completion issued for the bridge.

Thirteen eyewitnesses relate the events leading up the to tragedy which claimed the lives of three young students on Oct 26.

Learn the lesson from the BN as championing the cause of just one race will bring about a slow demise, warned party leader Anwar Ibrahim

The anguished father of one of the schoolgirls who drowned, tells a Pakatan Rakyat inquiry that his daughter would still be alive if not for this camp.

The government will not tolerate the milking racial issues for political advantage, as those days are gone now.

The Ipoh High Court ruled that the ousted speaker had no legal standing to bring the case against the state secretary for intervening in the state assembly.

Initial findings of a Pakatan probe point to hasty decisions and shoddy construction as the reasons behind the tragedy, which robbed the lives of three children.

Given federal control of annual allocations to opposition-held seats, Perak Pakatan reps operate on a shoestring budget.

Investigations into the Kuala Dipang bridge tragedy reveal shocking details of the cavalier attitude of teachers on safety measures.

Malaysian democracy means once the ballot is cast, the engine comes under the total control of the ruling coalition and has been so for too long is the view of PSM.

Parents of the three girls who drowned in the Kampar river, as a result of the bridge collapse, have named nine parties in the suit for negligence.

It is federal government policy not to give development funds to opposition politicians directly as BN does not want them to claim for credit or political mileage.

Pakatan seems to have realised its historical value and the political mileage it can milk from it

Pakatan convention The opposition coalition is considering registering Pakatan Rakyat under a common logo with the Registrar of Societies.

Pakatan convention The torn piece of the robe worn by ousted Pakatan speaker V Sivakumar is to go under the hammer as a ‘piece of history’.

The Federal Court on Nov 5 will not just decide who rules Perak, but also its future.

The party plans to break into the BN countryside voter-bank monopoly considered a roadblock on the road to Putrajaya.

Pakatan speaker relates harrowing experience in police ambush and alleges being roughed up as robe torn off his back.

Security measures taken at yesterday's Perak assembly sitting were said to be so tight, it could be likened to a counter-terrorism ops.

Police snatched his songkok and stripped him of the speaker's robe that he was wearing, also choking him in the process. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Ousted Pakatan speaker V Sivakumar wants the secretary to testify on the alleged breach of professional rules by BN-appointed speaker R Ganesan.

UPDATED 6.55PM And Abdul Rahman Hashim is violating the doctrine of separation of powers, claims Pakatan Rakyat’s Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin.

Although the Perak Pakatan Rakyat coalition was ousted from power in February, its spirit however has not been dampened.

UPDATED 10.05PM Ousted MB Nizar has appealed to the Perak sultan to put off the budget sitting as he fears that there may be violence.