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0Question for parties - hey, remember us?
Parti Mahasiswa Negara is far from impressed with all political parties, slamming them for ignoring the needs of young Malaysians.
0Spunky graduates to take on Goliaths
It says that victory will help graduates have a voice in Parliament besides having better-qualified ministers.
0No more politics, UM students warned
Four UM students from the ‘anti-establishment’ faction have been warned by university authorities not to participate in future political gatherings.
0Report those using govt resources in campaign: DAP
The DAP stalwart urges all who come across candidates making use of public resources in their election campaign to lodge a police report.
0Did the King really approve the dissolution?
And was the prime minister influenced by his son-in-law Khairy to dissolve the Parliament today, asks Opposition Leader Lim Kit Siang.
0Reducing crime rate - PM's top priority
He tells a Chinese association that the most urgent task now is to reduce the crime rate before setting up a mechanism to keep tabs on the police force.
0The Umno factor in Penang politics
Agendakini
A panel discussion involving three people very much involved in Penang politics sparked a lively debate as to what had gone wrong in the state.
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0NGO activists join DAP
updated version DAP has two more potential candidates on their list - both Charles Santiago and Edward Lee could be fielded in the coming polls.
0DAP raps 'hostile' PKR members
DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng takes PKR to task for the insincerity and disrespect shown by some of its members. He says the commitment of its top leaders to cooperate is not enough.
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0DAP targets Internet for polls campaigning
The party will be using the cyber world to release a series of video clips on the shortcomings of the ruling BN government.
0All mum on hush-hush BN Supreme Council meet
The three-hour meeting was held at Putrajaya but BN party leaders are not saying whether polls were on the agenda.
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