
Muhyiddin: Teng Chang Yeow possible CM for Penang
Most of them were drawn by the presence of Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin in their own backyard and wanted to hear him speak.




The authorities are forcing the hands of those who must take steps to prevent radiation exposure, says Himpunan Hijau's head.


The pension fund is expected to declare an interest slightly higher than six percent, and it could range from 6.1 to 6.3 for last year.





Barry Wain, 69, author of ‘Malaysian Maverick, a biography of Mahathir Mohamad', has died in a Singapore hospital.






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His new clip shows an accountant describing 'Judge J' as 'my old wheeler-dealer broker'.
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More letters from the prime minister addressed to mystery voters have been uncovered, this time in Kuala Kubu Baru.




COMMENT
All his promises to Indian Malaysians can only be delivered after the next general election - provides he remains in office.


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Zahid Hamidi claims TI's survey was biased and its findings are merely the NGO’s 'perception'.



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CNY event of Penang BN is to be a happy occasion, but Lim Guan Eng is bent on playing 'dirty politics', he said.

Amalilio was sentenced to two years' jail after a speedy trial in a Kota Kinabalu hospital. He's also wanted by the Philippines.


UPDATED 4.04PM Zahid Hamidi claims Abdul Ghafir set standards for the Armed Forces' equipment and facilities that he himself now calls subpar.



PAS and DAP officials blast the PKR assemblyperson in charge, saying that performers at public events should dress decently.


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‘If there is truth to the allegation, we will take action (on the person who organised it),’ says Anwar.

COMMENT
The coming general election may prove Johor to be merely a BN sandcastle, and not the fortress it is said to be.

TRIBUTE
Claudia had an interest in the poor, the victims and the downtrodden. She always asked, ‘How can we help?’

The Finance Ministry gives RM50,000 in building and repair aid to each of eight Chinese primary schools in Kuala Selangor.

COMMENT
Saturday's Harmony Walk was the occasion to place distance between moderates and ultras within the Umno fold.

The South Korea gov't successfully restored public trust by turning back the tide of corruption, while the reverse is the case in M'sia.





A Merap study says that the ICs held by a quarter of the voters were disputed in the infamous 1999 Likas election petition.

