Yoges Palaniappan

According to disgruntled Youth leader SD Johari, more than 30 nominees for the PKR polls will stage a protest against the party adviser's alleged interference. [VIDEO INSIDE]

To the Batu Gajah MP, saying sorry is not enough. She feels the errant legislators are not sincere nor remorseful for their misbehaviour.

The Parliamentary Caucus on Gender Equality will not meet for fear of blowing the issue out of proportion, its chairperson explains.

RM300 million foundation and better pay scales for teachers in the country are applauded by the teaching union.

The public have been given a chance to express their views on action against the two sexist MPs in an online petition-cum-poll.

Opposition party DAP said this is the only way to tackle the issue of sexism in Parliament.

In a letter revealed by an opposition leader, the bank allegedly advises a legal firm to have a bumiputera partner.

Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir says the time has come for him to talk. He wants a straight bridge as the crooked bridge makes no sense.

Two Malaysians are unable to return from Saudi Arabia due to a trade dispute and the diplomatic mission has allegedly abandoned them as well.

They have to attend refresher courses, said the minister in the Prime Minister's Department.

DAP chairperson Karpal Singh points out a lesson in logic in a custody case a Hindu man, his Muslim wife and their six children.

DAP's youth wing objects to the bank's requirement of 50 percent bumiputera equity in legal firms that serve on its panel of lawyers.

Devotees of the Sri Kaliamman Temple of Midlands Estate in Shah Alam simply refuse to budge without a proper court order.

Taman Bukit Puchong residents want a site-office container which has been 'squatting' on the playground since last August removed.

updated version A book on the verbal spat between the former and current premiers is in the MPH top 10 list.

The voters in Bukit Bandong say they're not happy with the poor performance of the late Ijok state assemblyperson K Sivalingam.

The situation, however, is within control, assured finance minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

A primary school screens a 'violence-ridden' movie for its pupils. When quizzed on this, an official becomes annoyed.

Two funds set up in February are aimed at helping car component manufacturers to reduce their manufacturing cost.

Proposals from a recent roundtable discussion of young Malaysians are with the Prime Minister's Department for consideration.

The deputy higher education minister says graduates are too choosy and turn down offers if the work place is far from their house.

The funds allocated under the 9th Malaysia Plan will be used for development expenditure, said a deputy minister.

Some cases are reopened by the police even after investigations have completed. This can lead to differences in statistics, says the deputy internal security minister.

The government has set up a national unity advisory panel to discuss such matters and find ways to achieve harmony, reveals a minister.