Yoges Palaniappan

The couple arrested in connection with the case of a toddler who went missing were bailed out by a friend, says a commissioner.

The opposition party is hoping to arrange for a meeting with the premier as soon as possible to find solutions to such sensitive cases.

The AG Chambers is studying the matter to find an amicable solution. The minister also raps the opposition for 'using' this issue to gain mileage.

DAP's deputy chairperson Dr Tan Seng Giaw and other leaders will attend the nomination day proceedings in Ijok tomorrow to support PKR candidate Khalid Ibrahim.

Religious authorities claim that rubber tapper P Marimuthu's wife is a Muslim and have now placed her and their children for 'rehabilitation' in a separate village.

There's is a climate in Malaysia where there's high level of fear and intimidation. And it's not the weather they are talking about.

Another 33 proposals made by the royal police commission are in the process of being implemented, reveals the prime minister.

Three more cities have been included in the Health Ministry programme where drug addicts can exchange their used syringes with new government-issued needles.

DAP's quest for an explanation on the presence of national badminton heroes in Machap last week draws blank.

The opposition leader takes the minister to task for providing unsatisfactory replies in Parliament.

Pak Lah says the government will not rush into making any decisions on the formation of the police watchdog body.

The minister says the cabinet considered all the factors involved before instructing the AG to determine the deceased's religious status.

There's no need for an interfaith council. The dialogue sessions with the premier are sufficient to solve problems concerning race and religion.

Opposition MPs were reminded today that their continuous harping on corruption matters will only hurt the inflow of foreign investments.

The minister is bombarded with questions regarding national unity, the keris-raising incident and religious grievances.

The government will campaign for a Malaysian candidate to assume the secretary-general post when it finds the right person.

The Finance Ministry has taken several steps to secure Internet banking transactions against phishing.

The shareholders have gone to the human rights commission as a last resort and want a public inquiry on the delays in declaration of dividends.

The minister says there is a proposed toll hike from the Economic Planning Unit for Johor Bahru but he will not accept it.

Deputy Internal Security Minister Mohd Johari Baharum says his ministry only 'overlooks' the dailies' activities.

The defence ministry has refuted the claim that the government has a 'personal interest' in keeping the National Service scheme going.

A BN parliamentarian complains about the tendency of rumours becoming truths despite the government denying them.

The money is paid in forms of tax, dividends, royalty and export duties, says deputy minister Abdul Rahman Sulaiman.

The power supplier wants them out of the way when high-tension cables and a transmission tower are built, but they won't budge.