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This opens the door for a potential raft of mergers and acquisitions.

COMMENT FREE In the Internet age, the suppression order is set to fail.

COMMENT As Australian-Indonesian ties slump to their lowest point in more than a decade, the deputy sheriff has one hand caught in the cookie jar.

COMMENT The gov't's attempt to stop M'sian students attending an Anwar event in Adelaide may also have broken Australian law.

Without extra training and hiring English speakers as teachers, the plan to make English a must-pass subject would be 'unrealistic', says CPPS.

COMMENT Chaos within Labor overshadowed policy achievements of the government, handing a win to the Liberal party.

Claims that BN top guns attended a gang-related event raises the question whether politicians should exercise care in accepting invites.

While Malaysians are likely to cringe at the quartet's karaoke video clip, Aussies found it funny enough for prime time TV.

Teo Nie Ching says since 2010, action has only been taken against six petrol stations for selling subsidised RON95 to foreign-registered vehicles.

However, MIC deputy chief Dr S Subramaniam says the NGO that invited him to the so-called mob-linked event was a registered group.

An anonymous letter is claiming that three top BN leaders were spotted at an event organised by 'Geng 36', says an NGO.

UPDATED 12.35PM The temple committee insists that the land 'taken back' by DBKL belongs to the state and not to a developer.

UPDATED 3.30PM G Palanivel is returned unopposed to the MIC presidency after nominations were closed at noon today.

The leaflets being distributed at 10 locations warn the people of how the proposed tax will further enrich the rich while the poor have to suffer.

Abdul Rahman Dahlan believes that there is a hidden hand behind the families living in tents but refuses to speculate on who is calling the shots.

There are mixed reactions to Penang's 'request' for cinemas, but an analyst says politicians should let Penangites make up their own mind.

As they have yet to receive compensation, about 100 of the Penan affected will prevent vehicles from entering the construction site. 

UPDATED 12.20PM Abdul Rahman Dahlan says Sabah Umno's strength places Musa Aman in a good position if contesting in the Umno polls.