
Six in court for insulting sultan, one fined RM10,000
updated 2.27pm
Six men were charged nationwide today for insulting the Sultan of Perak in the Internet. One pleaded guilty and was fined RM10,000.


Its two elected reps and three councillors publicly declare their assets in conjunction with the socialist party's first electoral victory anniversary bash.
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From cows to internal bickering to nude photos controversy, today marks Pakatan Selangor’s first-year anniversary in power.



updated 7.25pm
An independent post-mortem revealed police detainee A Kugan had endured severe beatings.
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Khir Toyo had allegedly failed to declare perks in the form of a Toyota Harrier and a driver he received as head of state investment arm PNSB.

43 migrant workers from India say their detention is illegal and today went on a hunger strike to protest against alleged corrupt practices by immigration officials and their former employer.

The Selangor government's move to implicate him in the Patek Phillipe souvenir watch scandal is an ‘old tactic’ used by Pakatan Rakyat, says the former Selangor MB.

The anti-graft body’s chief drew widespread condemnation last week when he hinted that Selangor MB had abused his powers.




Controversial blogger Raja Petra Kamarudin will have another week of freedom after the Federal Court postpones his habeas corpus hearing to next Monday.


Will the two men in the thick of Perak's political crisis come face to face tomorrow?


updated 6.45pm The ousted Perak MB confirms receiving a request the state secretary and he will vacate the menteri besar's residence in 10 days.

updated 3.10pm
Barely a week into the job, a report has been filed against Perak Menteri Besar Zambry Abdul Kadir with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.
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Can’t contact Arumugam? Well, that is because his party has placed him in a ‘secret and safe location’ due to recent threats against him, claims the Kedah PKR chief.


