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A vocal critic in his time, the veteran journalist had strong words about the state of journalism in the country today.

Asked to respond to two incidents that have recently drawn him into the news, Information Minister Zainuddin Maidin had just one answer.


The former top editor of the NSTP group says there is no such post and the new information minister must not think he is one.




Allowing specialists in government hospitals to see private patients will lead to greater neglect of poorer patients.

The commissioner says the move to suspend the daily is right to protect national interest and security.


Param Cumaraswamy reveals how the organisation's secretary-general had allegedly stopped short of calling him a lunatic thus prompting his resignation.



It may be the fad, but the rise in sales and adoption of dogs may not turn out to be in the best interest of man's best friend.

He joins the society's deputy president who quit last week over 'differences of opinion'. But the strongly-worded resignation letter of the former UN special rapporteur gives a hint of something else.

The minister's decision to pin the blame on his subordinates draws flak and his effectiveness as a leader is questioned.


The police seem to be asking for it! The nude ear-squats furore has just abated. Now, they shaved the heads of elderly men who were caught playing mahjong.


Despite his grievances of not being asked for advise on its business ventures, the former premier says he will only leave Proton if he gets the boot.


An independent commission takes the police to task yet again, terming the force as 'resistant to change and insensitive towards the most fundamental of human rights and dignity'.