Archive - 12 October 2009

• Gay activists march for 'equality,' 'freedom' in US
• Gay activists march for 'equality,' 'freedom' in US
• Najib's double dilemma
• Environment activists occupy British parliament roof
• Headlines online: Oct 12, 2009
• MIC VP: Resist attempts to split community
• Legal firm discharges itself from Manohara's case
• Landslide victory or political immorality?
• Bagan Pinang: A flashback for M'sia
• Ex-VP adds to MCA chorus on fresh polls
• PAS VP tells why non-Malays ditched Pakatan
• 10th M'sia plan won't forsake Pakatan-led states
• Samy's iron grip turns 30 today
• Soi Lek: MCA chief's head must roll
• Victory a welcome shot in the arm for BN, says Najib
• Bagan Pinang win 'all due to Isa'
• Court orders cops to return Kugan's samples
• TNB CEO faces hard time over nuke plant plan
• Third force wants MCA duo to join veterans' council
• Six sentenced to death for riots in China's Xinjiang
• Murugiah to appeal to ROS to reinstate him as PPP chief
• Obama’s Nobel prize: 'Let’s not be rude'
• Umno AGM kicks off tomorrow
• 'Crutch syndrome' Achilles heel of country
• Bagan Pinang by-election a boon for shoplot school
• We say it again: Support for Porr project wrong
• Ong should have quit immediately
• Chua and Ong, will you both reconcile, please?
• Umno now ordering MCA on what to do
• 'Win' by Umno a great loss for the nation
• T'gganu offers free honeymoons to warring couples
• Suspect in 1968 hijacking 'arrested in NY'
• MCA crisis will affect BN, warns Hisham
• Wife to home minister: Where is my husband?
• Earthquakes: Less than 1% of M'sian buildings can stand them
• Lo and behold the 'goodies'
• Smoke comes out of ears of cigarette company's staff
• RPK's sedition trial postponed; he can't be found