Archive - 19 October 2006

• Truth is not racist
• Samy: MIC on track to uplift Indians
• Thai gov't in no hurry for talks with rebels
• Different products, same boss
• Shortsighted over transportation woes
• Pak Lah-Dr M meeting - a happy ending?
• NEP: Address the need, not the race
• Commercialisation casts a shadow on Ramadan spirit
• Shahrir pesimistik hasil pertemuan Dr M-Pak Lah
• Sin Chew, Nanyang bersaing di bawah bos yang sama
• 'Unhealthy' KL haze lingers
• Act swiftly against errant drivers, PM tells courts
• Didik Mat Rempit: Putera Umno tidak putus asa
• Musa: Its okay to even talk about nothing
• Stop FTA talks and talk to the people first
• PM: Segerakan perbicaraan pemandu terbabit dalam kemalangan
• Scriptures need modern-day interpretation
• Try listening to both sides
• BN politicians thwarting racial harmony
• ISA at the expense of human rights: critics
• Health DG obsession with new act has de-focused him
• Let non-bumis hand over part of their wealth
• Malay-Chinese antagonism wont serve either side
• I want to trade my Paracrop shares with TNBs
• Musa: Rakyat Msia tunggu pertemuan Pak Lah-Dr M
• NEP beyond doubt a elitist class instrument
• Rich, politically-connected and above the law
• Race profiling for political mileage
• K'jaan digesa hapuskan ISA
• Tempat khas untuk Dr M di perhimpunan agung Umno
• Nanyang: Adding insult to injury, say groups
• Close our 'Guantanamo Bay'
• Sikap Zakaria boleh marahkan rakyat, kata PM
• Dailies give Jui Meng 'beauty' snub
• Mom sues cop for crashing into son
• Isu Nanyang: Dr Ling mesti mohon maaf, kata Ah Lek
• PDRM umum rombakan besar-besaran
• Enam lagi tahanan ISA dibebaskan hari ini
• Lim Ah Lek dakwa Ling cuba akhbar The Star
• Six more ISA detainees freed