Archive - 4 November 2008

• Unanswered questions over Altantuya
• Headlines online: Nov 4, 2008
• Bring on the US presidential election!
• Open letter to Dr Hassan Ali
• Police seize 10,000 endangered turtle eggs
• 'What Say You' programme being restructured
• Azmi barbecued over Eurocopter findings
• Blow to Rimbunan: Logging in PNG 'illegal'
• Ku Li declines to comment on loss
• Hindraf accepts PAS' offer, urges others to speak up
• Don't forget Pak Lah the 'cool'
• 'Build first, approve later' policy to boost investment
• Lives could've been lost in island chalet fire
• Financial institutions lack 'heart'
• RPK's arrest contradicts democratic principles
• Copter tenders: Physical testing not mandatory
• Taib Mahmud, go while you still can
• Who are S'wak PKR to comment on Chua?
• A lot of things for Pakatan to do before taking power
• Writers must be responsible for their writings
• Textbook verdict of Altantunya's trial
• Altantuya trial: Has justice really been served?
• Senior citizen Yong sues Sabah NRD
• PM: Vijayaratnam was an amiable leader
• New Era College rocked by resignations
• Malay NGO sues Penang over signboards
• RM7b stimulus to bolster economy
• Deepavali bash: Man held over anti-ISA T-shirt
• Unruly scenes unfold in video clip
• Obama win will 'boost international relations'
• Opposition MPs stage walkout
• Continue probe into chopper deal, ACA told
• Gov't revises economic growth to 3.5%
• ACA probes Umno Kedah politicians
• Out-of-court settlement in Apcet II suit?
• Anwar comes under fire from Najib
• RM50mil for Tamil schools: MIC says thanks
• Salient points in stimulus package