Jimadie Shah Othman

UPDATED 12.30PM | Mestecc's deputy sec-gen says a spike in heavy metals in the water appears to be a one-off event, but the source is still undetermined.

UPDATED 1.12PM | Yeo Bee Yin will meet her Australian counterpart to discuss conditions for Lynas' operations and waste management.

The corporate figure laments being implicated in the controversy which, he says, has tarnished his reputation.

PAS central committee also allegedly in the dark over the settlement with S'wak Report editor. 

Kent Carburnay Acuin was caught climbing on top of a car naked near Bukit Bintang last month.

Critics say it is unlikely the heavy metals originated from bauxite mines and stockpiles.

FACT CHECK | Heavy metal content is way beyond an acceptable level. It wasn’t so before Lynas started operation.

SH Warisan Cergas' director says there is a mistake in the records, but the company's secretary says the records are reliable.

COMMENT | 'I thought my GE14 story was over when my ballot paper didn't arrive in London by last week.'

Ariffin Omar is under fire, including from PAS, over remarks made in a debate in April. 

MALAYSIANS KINI | With no protege, Ramli Mahmud may be the last in the long line of traditional storytellers called the Awang Batil.

The decision is made at a meeting attended by minister Noh Omar, mayors and heads of local governments.

PKR communications director questions Madinah's appointment, given her links to Umno.

COMMENT | How should female reporters deal with lecherous sources and gov’t officials?

Nik Nazmi claims prosecution broke its promise by appealing, but DPP denies this.

The man hits the guard using a bolt cutter after refusing to pay RM100 to remove the tyre clamp.

COMMENT | Strict Jakim rules puts McDonald’s in a bind but it can’t have its cake and eat it, too.

UPDATED 11.53PM | The Malacca PKR leader and Bersatu leaders were promoting a ceramah by Dr M.

He is summoned to Bukit Aman over his speech in Dewan Rakyat, his aide says.

The second incident in the operation theatre is due to a short circuit.

Lawyers for Liberty cites UN principles and the cab-rank rule in protest against the gov’t move.

This includes cost of long distance travel and DNA tests, says Mujan Jok.