Low Chia Ming

GE14 | Part one of this report covers BN's Penang strategy, Chinese dominance, and new parties.

This comes after a settlement was reached between the landowner, DCM Rashid Hasnon and an Umno division chief.

Several anti-gay NGOs were also present to express their protest against the movie 'Lost in Paradise'.

UPDATED 10.02PM | The DAP sec-gen demands to know why it took four years for it to rule the previous party re-election invalid.

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

The advert promises 26.5 acres of private land for sale from an unidentified owner.

Jason Loo alleges chief minister Lim Guan Eng decided on selling the land without state excos' consent. 

Penang Gerakan wants to know the identity of the developer, and whether it was done through open tender. 

DAP MP says ministry must come clean on Arul's removal from Bandar Malaysia and TRX City.

Kasthuri Patto gives her statement today, while another MP, Steven Sim, will be questioned tomorrow.

'If we can set up another three committees, then we can monitor the government more effectively,' says a PKR rep. 

Judge finds that he did not criticise the police after listening to the audio recording of his ceramah.

‘It’s not right to shift our stalls when we have been here for decades,’ says spokesperson Lai Kong Hooi.

Party is baffled the Penang administration office lacks knowledge on three major reclamation project deals.

'The murder case is a rather sensitive issue; I am worried the adapted song and video will get me into trouble.'

They also want the Penang FA coach to be sacked.

Mohd Azmi Mohd Hussin aims to draw 250 live caricatures in 24 hours, next month.

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

'If the state government disagrees, it ends there,' says Federal-Penang Action Council head.

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

Father of three M Vengadeswaran, 44, says the problem arose early last year.

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

Its Bayan Baru chief believes they were removed by ‘irresponsible quarters’.