Archive - 5 December 2005

• Inside job: Police nab three over weapons heist
• Police abuse panel vows to uncover truth
• Not registered: Ibrahim Ali cannot vote
• PAS sembahyang hajat halau pengundi hantu
• The wisdom to not perpetuate violence
• No Eton of the East
• The brutally deaf ears of the Spore regime
• Nyahkan pemimpin rasuah
• MAS - Idris cant fix everything himself
• Hypocritical oaths of private hospitals
• Public must be able to trust law enforcers
• Police abuse: No more room for nonsense
• Video scandal: Ramli Ngah Talib should quit
• 2005 political scene - annus horribilis
• Not another commission of inquiry
• Two years later, Abdullah fails to impress
• 1,000 anggota polis ditugas kawal pengundian esok
• PM: Pegawai, anggota polis akan didakwa jika ada bukti kukuh
• MTUC: Pelabur di Asean gemar ambil pekerja kontrak
• Cops robbed, who will protect the public?
• PM: If there is proof, there will be prosecution
• 1,164 cops faced disciplinary action last year
• By-election mood in Dewan Rakyat
• Human rights award: And the winner is...
• Lim: Siapa yang akan lindungi orang awam?
• Speak up, Shahrir tells police
• Dzaiddin drives home deterrent value of IPCMC
• Kes disiplin anggota polis tahun lalu meningkat
• Trade surplus up 37.8 percent in October
• Proton perlu terus dilindungi, kata Shahrir
• Dare for million-ringgit man
• Poll watchdog expected to be denied access
• Muhd Taib: Pengundi berdaftar bukan pengundi hantu
• I too was ordered to strip, says Iranian businessman
• Azmin dakwa Hisham beli kereta RM1 juta tunai
• Controversial flyers: Good for Umno, bad for PAS
• Najib: Choose the best candidate
• Pengundi dingatkan jangan lupa payung
• Of phantom voters, paranoia and Adams apples
• Azmi extends sadness, anger but no apology