Archive - 28 July 2010

• Expose the corrupt, be they in BN or Pakatan
• Will the religious authorities probe alleged tryst?
• Councillor denies abuse charges, may sue daily
• 'Be fair, just in relocating squatters'
• Observations of an old boy
• Headlines online: July 28, 2010
• Police urged to earn Penans' trust
• Hindu mother allowed to challenge kids' conversion
• Letting in sunshine on weapons deals
• Deputy minister: Let students join politics too
• Wikipedia founder to speak in KL
• Chong: Relocating Mazu is not the issue
• FDI plunge: Unctad data for Malaysia wrong
• Make Tanjung Bungah bloom - literally
• Mahathir pot shots bombard detractors
• Gov't should investigate all UFO sightings
• Subverting the real spirit of Ramadhan
• For BN to rule, nation must be divided
• Use your 'weapons' wisely, Dr M tells bloggers
• 'Reduce prices or face protests'
• MCMC warns again of phishing attempts
• Coral bleaching: More dive sites may be closed
• S'wak denies spurning NGOs on Penan issues
• Bond repayment: Crucial PKA decision tomorrow
• Teachers in politics: Umno desperate for change?
• 'Rogue councillor': MACC says it's a police case
• Non-Muslim societies: 'Revoke outdated circulars'
• Bridge collapse: Firms win time to file memo of defence
• Sikh militants set up base in M'sia, says Punjab police
• Councillor row - Clean up PKFZ muck first, MCA told
• Error in letter lands NS gov't in hot soup
• Khalid blasts Khir, the 'illegal sand miner'
• EC: Separate elections possible but problematic
• Anwar case: Farah's transfer second in matter of months
• Kota Siputeh vacancy: Case management tomorrow
• Selangor gov't to stamp out support letters
• Gov't orders port authority to pay PKFZ bondholders
• Church arson: Accused lied to police, court told
• Mystery guarantee letters haunt PKFZ debacle
• Stop dreaming, senators tell sports ministry
• Saifuddin to moot student involvement at Umno supreme council
• RM9.9bil subsidy for gov't hospitals and clinics in 2009
• Green Surf: Redo report on coal-fired plant
• 'Dr M can do no wrong, others can do no right'
• Syabas may sue S'gor gov't for RM1bil