Archive - 24 December 2008

• Australia refuses to apologise to wronged Muslim doc
• Straws in the wind
• Eurocopter whistleblower joins PAS
• Why no constitutional amendments?
• Landslide tragedy: Remains of Sri Lankan maid found
• Altantuya murder: Application filed to force an appeal
• Headlines online: Dec 24, 2008
• Tourists safe after high drama at S'pore 'Eye'
• Anti-Aedes advertisement message has got no bite
• Malaysian gov't a cheat and a burden
• Political opportunism in Mahathir's choice of race
• Kayveas has chance to regain PPP's lost glory
• Few academics made good politicians
• Allow one to choose his or her brand of education
• IJN privatisation would lead to quagmire
• Only three ways for IJN to earn more profit
• IJN move typical of Malaysian government
• Gov't offers to help minority Malays in other countries
• Gov't shouldn't abandon healthcare responsibility
• Samy axes MIC treasurer-general
• Malay writers may sue gov't on language switch
• Freehold titles: Royalty did not object, says Perak exco
• MCA Youth goes to PAS HQ to protest
• Hudud laws: Strong opposition from BN parties
• It wasn't us, say pig breeders
• 'DAP will continue to support PAS'
• Madoff investor kills himself after massive losses
• Anwar named PKR state chief for Sabah, S'wak
• MP denied entry into Sarawak
• Merry Christmas from Malaysiakini