Archive - 30 October 2009

• PKR state rep resigns: 'Good riddance!'
• NGOs rally to tackle HIV infection among housewives
• Problems in PKR: 'At least this is admitted'
• Najib ahead in mind game
• Headlines online: Oct 30, 2009
• Exhumation application to be heard Nov 4
• Easy award, tough peace
• Overcrowded airport, AirAsia delays delivery of new planes
• Khairy: Najib has my undivided support
• Q&A: All out to alter Umno Youth's political DNA
• Work on new RM2 bil LCCT to begin next month
• Perak sitting a joke
• Perak PKR has rural Malays in cross-hairs
• Court allows Kedah gov't to challenge EC
• Gerakan gathers for much-needed overhaul
• MCA Youth back Wee, ask Ong to reveal unity plan
• Umno leaders to leave doors open
• 1Malaysia F1 team ready for February test
• Sustainable development: No better example than us
• Housing areas being gated as if country is lawless
• Gated communities an exercise in paranoia
• Man charged with murder of Indonesian maid
• Minorities surreptitiously being denied equal rights
• Umno just waiting to jump into MCA's affairs
• New NAP policy terribly unjust
• Prasarana's bus tender process needs to be more open
• Pornthip's testimony - act now to restore confidence
• Police blanket injunction violates basic rights
• Budget 2010: Confusion is telling and troubling
• Kabul bomb attack: Two M'sians saved by breakfast
• Ezam: We will defend Badrul
• Proton not for sale, says Dr M
• Jeffrey in 'hush-hush' talks with Sapp leaders
• Klang Pakatan leaders: Badrul will not be missed
• Another task force - to probe Auditor-General's report
• S'gor MB: Badrul's allocations were not stopped
• MIC, MCA against single stream education
• Chua's camp wants fresh polls NOW, no need EGM
• New categories of As: A+, A and A-
• Hasan named but Selangor PAS investigated
• Sabah PKR chief's 'bad' first day at meet
• Youth chief and deputy chief at loggerheads
• Liow told to 'stop beating round the bush'
• 'Thanks Ezam for helping PKR'