Archive - 20 October 2009

• Najib fails human rights test
• Ong's duty is to tell us 'the truth'
• S'wak PKR chief post: NCR fighter looks the part
• VoxPop: 'Sept 16 holiday was mooted by Pakatan'
• Headlines online: Oct 20, 2009
• Fuel abuse involving gov't vehicles found
• Poor forest management in four states
• News of my exit premature, says Ku Li
• Pakatan MPs gear up for Budget 2010
• Yudhoyono sworn in for second term
• Zeti: Stimulus still necessary
• 'BN won't intervene in MCA'
• Blast from the past: Bowman expose on CJ's holiday
• S'gor urged to gazette sources of raw water
• Court throws out Anwar's suit against Dr M
• Gerakan wants police force revamped
• US scientist charged with attempted spying for Israel
• M'sia Day nod opens Pandora's Box
• Historians mourn death sentence for Pudu Prison
• Beyond the hype of 1Malaysia
• Batik still going strong after all these years
• Logging ban timely and welcome
• Cervical cancer jabs: do the maths first
• Why the need for such hefty wedding expenses?
• Water acts: Why so much power for minister?
• PAS disrupting Pakatan's ambition
• Sabah: PKR leadership quite clueless
• Ong said he would resign, so resign he must
• Interests of community of no interest to BN
• Tee Keat has only himself to blame for woes
• Sept 16: No cure for being shortchanged
• Budget to include incentives for investments
• UM students denied right to representation
• Pua asks MACC to probe auditor-general's findings
• Sri Lankan refugees claim assault; top diplomat denies
• Ong sacks MCA legal bureau chief
• M'sia still at bottom rung in press freedom ranking
• New policy on Science and Maths may start next year
• 'No split among Pakatan top leaders'
• Teoh inquest: More called in for psychiatric interviews
• Home Ministry rubbishes poll on crime
• Cabbage protest in Cameron Highlands
• M'sia mulls Australia's request on boat people
• Auditor-General: Corporate governance weakness must be tackled
• Auditor's report: 'Why hasn't action been taken?'