
Utusan's shock shutdown and 9 news from yesterday
KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

He says this in reference to the demise of Utusan Malaysia which is liquidating.

Ex-minister responds to ex-editor linking Utusan Malaysia's fate to Abdullah and Najib's advisors.

He says their actions led people to believe that Umno-linked media was biased and lacked credibility.

A Kadir Jasin says this when asked if his remark can be interpreted as Anwar Ibrahim being unsuitable for the post.


Veteran newsman predicts recent system glitch at KLIA will see MAHB's 'hegemony' challenged.

He says this when reminding Bersatu leaders in Johor that their loyalty lies with the party leadership and not others.



PM's media adviser says he would understand if people were skeptical of Abdul Hamid Bador's remarks.

Gerak feels his 'conspiracy diatribe' against UKM lecturer is an attempt to muzzle free speech.

The low-cost carrier has experience with long-haul flights, says the veteran newsman.


'Little boy is like the atomic bomb which flattened Hiroshima in 1945', says PM's media advisor.

He brushes off PM's 'noise' on airspace, maritime borders and water as just politics.
