
'Gov't not doing enough for us'
Many in the Chinese business community has yet to feel the trickle down effects of the two stimulus packages launched by the government.











Abuses will occur and the forest exploited if political parties rely on timber resources for funding, says corruption watchdog TI-Malaysia.


A former journalist from Berita Harian received RM45,000 following an out of court settlement in his defamation suit against New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd.

The Special Branch continues 'book raids' by seizing copies of a compilation of local politicians' verbal gaffes.

UPDATED 5.05PM
Police have completed their probe on Sekinchan state rep Ng Suee Lim from DAP for alleged reckless driving and may charge him.

A new land policy purported to be a boon for the Orang Asli has all but been received as good news, given the many questions surrounding the announcement, say activists.


UPDATED 3.20PM MACC also says that no further prosecution would be taken in seven other high-profile cases involving both Pakatan and BN politicians.

The Orang Asli Affairs Department Hospital is said to be pilfering funds and goods meant for the impoverished Orang Asli.




UPDATED 4.50PM
The PKR Nibong Tebal parliamentarian will have to face the committee for criticising top Pakatan Rakyat leaders.
