Archive - 9 August 2007

• Mega-smelter plant runs into controversy
• Gov't in quandary over YouTube rapper
• Malaysian central bank sees minimal impact of US subprime woes
• Anwar: Raja Nazrin 'advocate extraordinaire'
• Bloggers crackdown: It's all about control
• Headlines online: Aug 9
• Net clampdown ahead of polls
• Blood runs deep in troubled RM4.6b PKFZ
• Plantations, logging threaten pygmy elephants
• PKR Youth: Look at Negarakuku objectively
• Seeing past the labels
• Najib: Forget the glamour, serve the people
• Academicians reply to varsity's attack
• Are transsexuals not humans?
• Final chance for Penangs bus companies
• A mauling for Penangs public transit
• Circular on contracts for bumis under fire
• What dont they haul in YouTube and Google?
• Taib Mahmud wont repeat Tun Mustaphas mistake
• No place for goblok politicians
• The private and public dimensions of our dismissal
• Judgment didnt say syariah courts were inferior
• Shortsighted politicians have created this mess
• Our obsession with religion and ethnicity
• Umno's 'Beckhams' can't be waiting forever
• Indigenous people: The forgotten minority
• Politician hits back, mulls RM20 mil suit against cop
• Witness fails to explain contentious documents
• Anything But Politics: Beng only had eyes for Soo Soo
• Branson to buy 20 percent of Malaysia's AirAsia: airline official