Here’s a recap of major headlines yesterday you may have missed.

Rafizi courts jail time by exposing OSA document

PKR secretary-general Rafizi Ramli risks spending up to seven years in jail when he exposed a document marked as an official secret related to Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera (LTAT) at the Parliament lobby.

The fund provides, among others, retirement and other benefits to members of the Armed Forces.

The document is not in Malaysiakini’s possession, nor can the portal report on what was revealed at the press conference due to legal constraints.

PKR secretary-general Rafizi Ramli today exposed a document classified under the Official Secrets Act (OSA) to prove...

Posted by Malaysiakini on Monday, March 28, 2016

However, 1MDB sheds some light by denying that its late payments to a LTAT subsidiary had led to a delay in disbursements to LTAT members.

Calling for Rafizi to be probed, 1MDB says the classified document is the Auditor-General’s Report on 1MDB which was presented to the Public Accounts Committee.

Ku Li says no one can accuse him of inconsistency

Umno veteran Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah hits back at ex-PM Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who accused him of being unreliable after an apparent failure to turn the Dewan Rakyat against Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.

Mahathir says Razaleigh earlier claimed had the numbers to push Najib out this way, but last week signed a declaration to support the PM after failing to secure the sufficient number of MPs.

Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah has said that nobody can accuse him of being inconsistent in his stand.As a politician, the...

Posted by Malaysiakini on Sunday, March 27, 2016

Umno MP Tajuddin Abdul Rahman denies a draft statutory declaration was circulated among MPs to sign as a show of no confidence in Najib, but DAP MP Liew Chin Tong says it was indeed passed around .

Australian media take a bite out of Najib

ABC’s Four Corners cites a “high level source” detailing a list of additional transactions into Ambank accounts believed to belong to Najib, now totalling US$1.03 billion (RM4.14 billion).

These payments were made before April 10, 2013 - a month before the 13th general election. Some came from the Saudi government.

ABC also reports that former attorney-general Abdul Gani Patail was ready to charge Najib before he was suddenly removed from his post, ostensibly for health reasons. Mohd Apandi Ali, who took over, exonerated Najib of wrongdoing.

Separately, Australian Channel Nine’s ‘60 Minutes’ interviews Mahathir, who admitted to lobbying for asylum in Australia for Altantuya Shaariibuu murder convict Sirul Azhar Umar

Other Kinibites

The Lim Guan Eng bungalow row continues with Gerakan urging the declassification of the tender document for the Taman Manggis land deal to prove no kickback was involved.

Proton vendors were reportedly told to declare support for either recently ousted Petronas advisor Mahathir or Najib.

Umno Youth lambasts Mahathir and Save Malaysia for trying to drag royals into his fight with Najib by urging the palace to pressure the PM to resign.

Malaysian government is found to be 75 percent syariah compliant in first ever Syariah Index .

Looking ahead

The Association of Chinese Chambers of Commerce will reveal the results of its survey for the second half of 2015.

Parliament to continue sitting today.