Archive - 5 May 2009

• Forging Asia's missing links
• Sabah DCM Raymond Tan joins Gerakan
• Does gov't really know best?
• Penanti: Don't get carried away, PAS
• YourSay: 'Press freedom only when it suits them'
• Headlines online: May 5, 2009
• Pak Lah made adviser to MAS
• Stanny to defence of Ibans
• Hindraf leader tells Manoharan not to quit
• PM refers to Sabah as BN's 'fixed deposit'
• Dancing like elephants
• Efforts to review ISA akin to 'Alice in Wonderland'
• 'Forgery': Samy's rival issued show-cause letter
• S'wak man cleared of H1NI flu
• NCR court cases on hold for five months
• LTTE leader trapped by troops: Sri Lanka PM
• Koh refuses to help Penang in land scam probe
• Nepal in political turmoil after Maoists quit gov't
• Deferment of foreign workers levy welcomed
• Public healthcare: quelling misconceptions
• Healthcare should not be treated as a business
• Mais action against Ahmadis 'unjust, brutal'
• Press freedom: What are we to do now?
• Testing time at banks to buy ASW/ASM shares
• ASM/ASW shares: Different banks, different rules
• National Service first, studies last?
• How hard is it to get treatment for dengue?
• Zambry protecting higher ideals
• Lim exposes Muhyiddin's contradictions
• Sivakumar key to Pakatan's last stand
• Zambry's appointment unconstitutional, court told
• Mexico jet lands in China to fly nationals home
• RPK reveals his 'source' on Altantuya allegations
• Activist Wong arrested under Sedition Act
• S'gor gov't launches 'Free Mano' campaign
• S'wak gov't defeated in landmark NCR ruling
• Business group: Focus on economy, not by-elections
• Conversion row: It's back to square one
• Sujatha inquest: Docs say samples from actress went missing