Yip Ai Tsin

Teresa Kok denied claims that investments in Selangor dropped after the change of state government in the last general election.

Seri Kembangan state rep threatens to demolish ‘illegal' buildings unless MCA voluntarily gives them up.

A PKR lawmaker poses this to former Selangor MB Dr Mohd Khir Toyo over the RM400 million owed to state-owned subsidiaries.

The Selangor menteri besar says it is necessary to regain public trust, especially where transparency is concerned.

UPDATED 4.02PM Sacked MCA legal bureau chief Leong Tang Chong claims that the ROS did not confirm Dr Chua Soi Lek as the rightful No 2. He also says the CC has been misled.

UPDATED 7.20PM Legal restrictions bar the Thai pathologist from performing the autopsy but she will be allowed to be present. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The auditor-general confirms earlier reports that the Tourism Ministry subsidiary has not exercised due care in its investments.

The private sector should also put in place mechanisms to ensure a safe alternative to silence, suggests Transparency International Malaysia.

Auditor-General's Report On top of that the agency had also spent money on teaching manuals which were never used and paid grossly above market price for desktops.

UPDATED 4.25PM The union body wants the Human Resources Ministry to look into their complaints, failing which they will then take up the matter to the Parliament.

Universiti Malaya today denied right of representation to eight students hauled up for breaching regulations

Counsel accuses MACC intelligence officer of breaking down the political aide and going on a fishing expedition.

The need now is for all to address controversial issues in a sane manner in order reach an understanding instead of stoking the fires of intolerance, says journalists' body CIJ.

UPDATED 3.55PM MCA vice-president Liow Tiong Lai declined to confirm or deny his alleged secret meeting with fellow vice-president Kong Cho Ha.

The mystery of an abducted businessman deepens as his wife demands answers while a reluctant police speculate that his rivals might be the culprits.

The newly launched party hopes to close ranks with other Indian parties and foster brotherhood among members of the community.

The Islamic movement calls for stern action against those who attempt to undermine the main pillars of Islam.

UM may have leapfrogged into the top 200 of the world university rankings, but for six of its Chinese students it was no cause for joy

UPDATED 7.50PM The party informed the EC today that the 253 postal voters were also registered as voters in places outside Bagan Pinang.

The Registrar of Societies is investigating both groups, but says this will take some time to complete.

UPDATED 2.20PM Disgruntlement continues to brew in the Malaysian Associated Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industries against its president KK Easwaran.

For decades business have been playing the role of supplier corrupt payment for a wide-range of those well-connected inside and outside the government.

Corruption is becoming a way of life in Malaysia where even elected representatives believe that they are there to make money for themselves.

Human rights organisation Suaram prepares for 20th anniversary bash with awards and entertainment.