Archive - 29 August 2005

• We prefer stable oil prices: Rafidah
• Australian top politician pressed to quit after 'racist' slur
• PAS blames police for chaos at political rallies
• Net profit down 12.7 pct for Bakun dam builder Sime Darby
• Asia shivers as crude hits US$70 a barrel
• Kelantan outlines plan to prevent further tiger attacks
• Hishammuddin labels possible foreign airline chief as 'colonisation'
• Ex-Pakistan madrassa students to be under close watch
• Bribery - We don't like it but we do it anyway
• Author who helped trigger Anwar's sacking dies in hospital
• Ahli politik Australia letak jawatan selepas hina wanita rakyat Msia
• Govt to crack down on porn stored in mobiles
• Mahathir returns cars to Proton amid strained relations
• MAS to pick local high-flier as chief
• Aksi ghairah pakai bendera Msia, penerbit diarah beri penjelasan
• Tainted glory for Gerakans Keng Yaik
• Merdeka! But are we totally free?
• Price of freedom is eternal vigilance
• No scientific proof for special creation
• PAS salahkan polis punca kekacauan di ceramah politik
• Fishing cooperatives in deep water
• What it takes to be a teacher in Malaysia
• Unfair govt policies wont break spirit
• Koh Tsu Koon and the tarnished pearl
• MAS didnt hedge for oil price increases
• Qualifications not everything in getting job done
• Migrant worker abuse a mirror for Msian humanity
• This love affair is deafening
• F***MErdeka NITE is not disrespectful, claims organiser
• Merdeka offer for summonses - 50% discount
• Education Crisis
• Edmund Terence Gomez
• Kahwin lain: Suami langgar isteri selepas bergaduh
• Kerajaan kaji untuk kurangkan lagi subsidi minyak
• Khalid Jafri meninggal akibat kencing manis
• F***MErdeka NITE bukan anti-Merdeka, kata penganjur
• Ex-Pakistan madrassa students face university ban
• Indonesian maid forced to eat pork, kept from praying: reports
• Foreign workers must be exposed to local language and culture