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UPDATED 4.35PM The cabinet paid RM25 per square feet despite lower gov't evaluations of RM13 and RM 17 psf.

The Sessions Court heard the cost increase from RM400 million to more than RM1 billion was based on the 'variation order' clause.

UPDATED 6.45PM Apart from the cash, the assets include four plots of land in a case linked to the Port Klang Free Zone scandal.

UPDATED 1.53PM PKA may have let the former board off the hook for the PKFZ scandal, but ex-GM OC Phang wants them accountable.

The Malayan Banking Berhad officer pleaded guilty to the charge of disclosing the account details to private investigator.

The Transport Ministry has put forward his name as the new chairperson, but the power to appoint him rests with the King.

The MCA chief dodges Lim Kit Siang’s questions on why he is silent that his party leaders were being ‘singled out’ and not Umno.

Don't allow leaders who cause the nation to suffer losses, such as RM12 billion in the PKFZ scandal, to continue leading.

UPDATED 3.40PM Former transport minister Chan Kong Choy claims trial to three counts of cheating and is out on bail. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The transport minister’s recent decision raises questions as to whether reform policies are being dismantled.

INTERVIEW There were cases where people didn't want me to sit in their cars because they were scared of collateral damage, says Lee Hwa Beng.

UPDATED 12.45PM The prosecution is to declassify certain confidential documents for the cheating case.

UPDATED 6.52PM The transport minister can overrule any PKA board decision on legal action against its former directors says board chairperson. [VIDEO INSIDE]

UPDATED 4.20PM Appellate court wants the dispute involving 'overpayments' amounting to RM920 million to go for a full trial.

The High Court dismissed an application by the Port Klang Authority to set aside a defamation suit filed by Kuala Dimensi over the publication of a controversial auditing report.

UPDATED 1.05PM He has also applied for his cheating case to be transferred to the High Court in KL.

UPDATED 4.20PM Former MCA chief Dr Ling Liong Sik and ex-GM of PKA OC Phang are both facing criminal charges.

UPDATED 1.42PM OC Phang's lawyer said more time is needed to study 246 documents which the defence was given only today by the prosecution.

UPDATE 5.15PM More than 15 journalists left the Putrajaya Sesssions Court disappointed after a fruitless eight-hour wait.