Archive - 23 July 2010

• M'sians can franchise the 'middleman' business
• Sabah, S'wak activists want out from Malaysia
• DAP's seminar is now a chit-chat in a coffee house
• 'I ain't got no father, ain't got no mother'
• Interfaith relations - let us set the standard
• 'Postal votes' a real misnomer
• Taib Mahmud in London on mission to sell Sarawak
• Gov't fully responsible for abandoned housing projects
• PAS refuses to sink with Umno's 'racist' boat
• Resolve, not ignore, income disparity gap
• 23 'yes-es' for gay people but not Malaysia
• Pending environmental rape sets NGO steaming
• Najib offers pre-poll goodies for Sarawak
• Longhouse woes no concern of Parliament
• PM's lost chance to show concern over strays
• Must Yong Vui Kong die?
• 'No grudge against MACC', Teoh inquest hears
• Decision on bid to strike out Zaid's petition on Aug 5
• Launched: New NGO for journalists and bloggers
• Latest PKR organ 'Obor Keadilan' released
• Headlines online: July 23, 2010
• Azhar Ibrahim threatened with legal action
• Country in the red as 2009 FDI nosedives 81%
• Umno area villagers, too, evicted by federal gov't
• Najib gets a b'day gift with Murugiah accepted by MIC
• Polygamy makes for unhappy families: study
• 'Stop banning non-Muslim societies in schools'
• Postmen say 'thank you, Mr PM'
• Developing countries leading FDI recovery: Unctad
• Water shortage threats 'mere scare tactics'
• Some not in favour of Murugiah's entry: Palanivel
• Harris sues Yong over '76 air crash
• Penans bite the bitter pill
• Oxford grad MPs clash over sand and water
• Fed's water figures 'serve only interested parties'
• Ampang MP quizzed by cops in Kuching over Penan rape
• Guan Eng-Nik Ali spat remains at status quo
• 'Doing business in 2030 to be completely different'
• Palace official displeased with doc's remarks
• Slump in FDI 'blessing in disguise': UN report
• Datuk in baby-for-sale racket freed on bail
• Man trains five-year-old son to steal
• Miros DG among seven named to SPAD
• M'sia the bad apple in Southeast Asia