Archive - 10 July 2006

• Bank Islam losses due to 'weak credit control'
• AirAsia: MAS discount moves unfair
• Price war over Malaysian skies
• Kjaan cadang naik denda hilang MyKad hingga 30 kali ganda
• Ramai rakyat Msia minat kerja di luar negeri
• Ode to women
• Blow to PRS-SPDP merger move
• NGO: Chua underestimates Sabah's foreign patients
• Govt reins in AiFM 'live' radio show
• Kongres Nasional PRM 16 Julai ini
• Not urgent! Motion on financial scandals thrown out
• 18 more ministers among 'elite' speedsters
• S'pura tarik balik larangan terhadap Param
• Eng may be an animal hoarder
• Unemployed graduates - whose fault is it?
• Let the learned interpret Islamic law
• Hilmi: Kerugian Bank Islam bukan kerana penyelewangan
• MyKad: Hidden agenda behind blunders?
• Foreign wives: Bring back former procedure for PR
• Haramkan adegan membunuh diri
• More to suicide than movies
• Ringgit: Bank Negara has miserably failed
• Unlikely Mahathir will keep quiet
• Dont blame everything on mega-projects
• AiFM - the mic must stay on
• No late opening for bars: report
• M'sia to build 'RM490 mil' sports academy in UK
• Israel's 'golden child' of international community
• MB kata DUN Sgor singkat kerana tiada bil baru dibentangkan
• Setback in Metramac appeal
• Ibrahim: Mubarak batal majlis Dr M kerana kepentingan politik
• Campus freshies tell of brainwashing
• MAS scandal: Historic police report filed many moons ago
• BN MPs: Give students more freedom, but politics...
• No marks on body, claims ex-magistrate
• Suhakam: Gov't must protect 'Chow Kit children'
• 18 lagi menteri belum jelas saman RM115,000
• International drug syndicate busted
• Sugar from China to curb shortage
• MyKad: Minimum fine out, maximum stays