Archive - 19 June 2012
BN lodge report over Anwar's alleged RM3bil accounts
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No Australian guarantee to take back Lynas' waste
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Lynas all set to clear final hurdle
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Gov't freezes NFC assets worth RM50mil
Nalla found liable of making defamatory statement
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Shebby appointed Blackburn Rovers' director of football
Gov't justifies tax break for Lynas plant
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Bar Council welcomes law reform, calls for more
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DBKL slaps RM351k 'Bersih bill' on Ambiga, Maria
Dr Ali Hamsa appointed chief secretary to the gov't
Court puts freeze on Mohd Isa's KPF membership
Razak Baginda's 'point-man' denies getting subpoena
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Hadi: Foreigners to benefit more from FGV
LGBT prejudice unlawful, says PKR leader
Let best and brightest serve the nation
Pua: Sketchy data, but crime rate up in S'gor
Evidence Act a saboteur's dream come true
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Police: ISA torture claims 'baseless and malicious'
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End the oppression of Shiite Muslims
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Genting raises Echo stake to near 10pct
PSC chief ready to 'live next-door' to Lynas plant
Lynas out to 'gag' free speech
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Court rejects judicial review bid over HRP's registration
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Husam, Kelantan GLC deny scandal
Police raid Nizar's offices, seize phone and computer
Anti-Lynas group demands right to address Parliament
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No constitutional protection for LGBTs in M'sia
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PAC gets yellow card for 'wasting time'
China's top varsities may set up campuses in M'sia
Pahang senior exco member Tan Aminuddin dies
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M'sian missions 'not aware of EC directive on voters'
Outline wastes plan or ship them out, Lynas told
Report: Give Lynas TOL, plant not a major hazard
GE13: Secret push for 'Mahathirism' in BN agenda?
BN not taking blame for past hill slope projects
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ISA torture: 'Gov't doctor knows about this'
S'gor MB defends his political secretary
Store manager charged with distributing Manji's book
We're trying to build schools, not terrorist camps
Brain drain actually good news for BN
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PDRM, what then would be 'maximum infliction'?
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'Evidence Act not death knell for news portals'
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Media council: Nazri okay with PPPA abolition
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Guantanamo-style torture: We're no different