Archive - 6 June 2014

He sayes the sultan would act only on the advice of the menteri besar.

Azhar Ariffin says that 83.5 percent of the employees are bumiputeras.

The former PM expresses his opposition to a new enactment in Johor.

Huntley, 34, was reported missing at the Lubuk Teja waterfalls on May 27.

The procedures used to analyse the chocolate have MS ISO/IEC 17025.

Twenty families have been living there for the past 20 years.

This is due to water treatment plant upgrading work, pipe relocation and maintenance.

Syariah lawyer urges Zarina Abdullah Majid, a Hindu, to turn to the courts.

An ex-PKR man quips that Anwar will find the plane in 'one minute'.

It is said that BN reps in Johor have also indicated their unhappiness.

This is possibly the first time ever a convict is caned in open court.

Pakatan Rakyat should not confuse the people by staging a show to blame each other on the action by the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (Jais) of detaining an Indian bride at a Hindu temple last week nor try to shirk responsibility. All Pakatan lawmakers should be held responsible collectively over the insensitive action by Jais.

I welcome the initiative by a joint committee headed by Ministers in the Prime Minister’s Department Nancy Shukri and Jamil Khir Baharom formed in April this year to help resolve the tussles in interfaith marriage issue because only through moderate administration under the Barisan Nasional (BN), can we resolve sensitive religious issues once and for all.

Move exposes Najib’s vulnerability in Umno.

This comes after PAS ulama council says Jais was right to stop Hindu wedding.

UPDATED 6.25PM The Umno Youth chief says he raised this before but many denied it.

Frustrated victim’s mum describes police behaviour as irresponsible.

Many people could be seen running for cover to save themselves.

Erong was an active speedboat racer before moving on to powerboat racing.

His administration is seen as interim and a continuation of Taib’s rule, says PKR.

An Open Letter to YB N Surendran

Dear YB

You say "The public should stop calling us YB."

You. Yes. Me. No.

Chew Mei Fun dismisses claims that it chickened out of the Bukit Gelugor polls.

Lau Weng San says housing Bill blurs separation of powers in the state.

Kit Siang wonders if the police and AG will keep quiet then as well.

Its veep Chew Mei Fun says the party would defend the constitution.

COMMENT Stand-alone discussions on hudud give unfair portrayal of Islamic systems.

'Agencies in religion’s name have displayed disrespect for other religions, cultures'.

Many Pakatan supporters have raised the issue of why DAP did not ask for a recount given the small majority of 238 won by the BN candidate. Many Pakatan supporters also asked why DAP did not protest against the discrepancy in the number of votes first announced by the Election Commission (EC) after the close of voting and the number of votes after the results were announced.

COMMENT One common objective - the time has come for a change of gov’t.

UPDATED 2.31PM Ahmad Maslan says gov't undecided if the two are taxable.

UPDATED 2.55PM But local government officials have not responded.

UPDATED 2PM Indira's convert ex-husband says 2010 court ruling short notice.

An interview with three ex-Malaysians who have moved overseas.

The Bukit Bendera MP says this is based on their divisive statements.

UPDATED 1.45PM Accusing police of breaching SOP, DAP files report with EAIC.

Engaging students to think about our future.

This is an 11.7pct increase from the 55.6pct penetration in 2010.

DAP not an elite body that can deprive Malays of economic and political power.

I meant to dispel negative perceptions crony capitalism prevails, he says.

FREE YOURSAY ‘He would just harass with whatever means possible under...’

FREE YOURSAY ‘His remarks do not mean there is a change to his tyrannical streak.’

It's a case of the devil and deep blue sea whether they bloc vote or not.

FREE YOURSAY ‘This may be a blessing in disguise, Najib will be called to testify.’

FREE YOURSAY 'Why is Najib quiet on this or is the country on auto-drive mode?'

The Teluk Intan by-election is just over but the after-effect continues to brew.

In this upcoming cabinet reshuffle, all the components parties in Barisan Nasional are lobbying hard to be ministers and deputy ministers.