Archive - 14 October 2004

• Zamboanga city objects to Malaysian monitoring team
• Najib hails Australia's desire for close ties but warn against pre-emptive strikes
• LAN requests syllabus for local Chinese exam
• What has corruption got to do with growth?
• Resistance is not futile
• Title politics accompanies money politics
• Tebedu villagers angry over decision to take their land
• Perak Fire Dept chief charged with cheating RM299,400
• Apostates can go to Sabah, Sarawak
• Oil a curse for Africa
• Mahkamah tolak petisyen calon BN di DUN Pantai Remis
• Iraq mission: Reporters didnt disobey orders
• Lets learn from May 13 history lesson
• Datuks see more Datuks as a threat
• Anwar finished - Dr Ms prayer?
• EPF must not hide accounts
• But foreign fund managers should be welcomed...
• Price increases will choke rakyat
• Bar Council rejects changes to current legal system
• Reform all policies, not just education
• Traders unhappy to share space at Masjid India
• Mandarin news will go on, says ntv7 boss
• Cadangan Kudin tidak praktikal, kata Khir Toyo
• PAS veep relinquishes state posts
• Govt leaders split on call for Samy to quit
• Indonesian fires shroud Malaysia in smog