Archive - 2 July 2010

• Politicians all chameleons - some ordinary, others extraordinary
• MACC couriers to London its questions for PI Bala
• Obama signs toughest-ever US sanctions on Iran
• Crucial to know the difference
• Home Ministry suspends Suara Keadilan's permit
• Hit TV talent show stars Muslim scholars
• Plea on education to be sent to the King
• Gov't wins stay order on water concession ruling
• Bail reduction hearing put off to next Tuesday
• Headlines online: July 02, 2010
• Land, education for young Orang Asli
• Orang Asli in the dark over land policy amendments
• All that the doctor needs is love
• End modern-day slavery in our homes
• 'I have the extra money, so take this RM500,000'
• Philippines leader sets example, gets stuck in traffic
• MIC wings to pass resolution backing Samy
• Sabah wants Putrajaya's help on business woes
• State rep in row with cop during Penang protest
• Umno-connected firm big winner of Felda contracts?
• Kit Siang: What about the other 'Suara'?
• Sex education like teaching theft: Nik Aziz
• Keshvinder: I wasn't offered cash
• Housewife can cite IGP for contempt: Court
• DAP not behind senior citizens heckling Gerakan
• No police permit for weekend GAS rally
• Taib's property empire: FBI among tenants?
• Criminal who 'cheated' death: Decision on July 8
• 'BN misusing agencies to topple S'gor gov't'
• Najib's promised reforms: Doubts remain
• Anti-sports betting 'victory parade' on smaller scale
• Check your facts on Murum dam, Masing tells Suhakam
• New voters ratio 2:1, not 1:40, says EC chief
• My 'Zionist' statement not anti-semitic, says Anwar
• Suara Perkasa editors called up
• Penang crime index drops during 'Ops Bayan'
• Criminal who shot dead accomplice killed in Bukit Tunku
• Mukhriz: Better for PAS to work with Umno than DAP
• Obama nominates Paul W Jones as new envoy to M'sia
• MPs barred entry to palace construction site
• First century iron industry site found in Kedah
• 'PPPA an anathema to democracy'