Tony Thien

A group of Penans have travelled to Kuching to highlight what they describe as their living crisis.

The Orang Ulu want to repair the damage caused by commercial logging through reforestation, says their representative Jok Jau Evong.

The opposition politician says non-Muslim communities in Sabah and Sarawak have nothing in common with Malay politics.

As the two factions jostle for ultimate control over Parti Rakyat Sarawak, the faction led by Larry Sng has began campaigning for their candidates in constituencies held by their rivals.

The 46 miners are aghast that they are being replaced by foreigners despite the company promising their community earlier that locals would be given priority.

Unlike PKR, DAP will not compromise on its ideal that Malaysia is a secular state, says a Sarawak DAP leader.

A Dayak leader is being held to assist with a police probe into a fire that destroyed a logging company's trucks in Sarawak.

State opposition parties are engaged in a tit-for-tat approach to contesting the forthcoming parliamentary elections.

Sarawak PKR leaders Wan Zainal Abidin Wan Sanusi and See Chee How file their defence against the chief minister's suit regarding an allegation of timber kickbacks.

They claim that a timber company has been logging and destroying their native customary rights land.

The works minister "is wrong" to blame the public works department of Sabah and Sarawak for poor implementation of federal projects.

He is not a registered subscriber, but a collection agency claims he owes Celcom more than RM300.

Umno promoters in Sarawak have one answer to PBB leaders' opposition - they are worried about losing their positions and business interests.

A DAP leader explains why the Chinese business community has reacted adversely to the New Land Policy announced by the Sarawak Government last month.

DAP responds to the Sarawak government's new unpopular land lease renewal policy with a challenge to Supp for a debate.

They are in the dark as to who is given permission by the Sabah state to log from a secondary forest that surrounds a forest reserve.

The three-man committee will study potential candidates for six parliamentary seats to be allocated to PRS.

SPDP president William Mawan and PRS leader Larry Sng are in agreement to revive talks on the merger of the two parties.

They are accused of defaming Taib by printing, publishing and distributing leaflets containing articles relating to the timber scandal.

The Selangau parliamentarian is losing popularity for allegedly discriminatory treatment of constituents.

Sarawak DAP elected reps are taken aback to receive two different replies to the same question from a deputy chief minister.

Deputy Chief Minister Alfred Jabu should be fair to all concerned and identify those whom he had labelled as 'traitors', says land rights lawyer Baru Bian.

They plan to apply for an injunction against a logging company.

State Reform Party president Dr Patau Rubis wants a probe on the loss of revenue to the nation from the alleged RM32 million timber kickbacks scandal.