Archive - 29 July 2010

• DAP's handling of councillor fiasco 'all wrong'
• PKA calls off meeting after directive from minister
• Gag order on disease outbreak in Sarawak?
• Modern Malaysian political euphemisms
• Skill training or skilled scamming?
• Politicians out of touch with the rakyat
• Future nuclear power costs can fry us
• Federal-state relations a critical election issue
• Health: Is gov't abandoning justice?
• Let information flow, Selangor tells federal gov't
• Headlines online: July 29, 2010
• PKFZ scandal: Ex-transport minister Ling charged
• Billionaire to take satellite operator private
• M'sia seeks clemency for death row inmate in S'pore
• Verbal affray at Penang forum on 10MP
• Asri's case postponed pending appeal hearing
• Gov't to get more capital intensive FDIs
• S'gor urged to act now to avert water shortage crisis
• 'No more approval for direct negotiated contracts'
• Gov't under pressure to scrap PKFZ bond payment
• Coal-fired plant: Sabah to re-visit 'faulty' DEIA report
• Call to lawyers: Oppose all forms of extremism
• MCA president finally joins Twitter
• Kit Siang: Where is the PKFZ 'super task force' report?
• Miti ticked off for blaming everything but itself
• Vendors shy away from 'Suara Perkasa'
• Sabah may get to use its gas
• Mystery letter PKFZ emerges: Gov't need not pay
• Khir throws DAP-gangster sand link
• KTM Komuter may be extended to Selayang
• Gov't chief sec sits on 1Malaysia Development board
• Probe ends, Penang to act on Batu Kawan sand mining
• Question on moral policing ties Zaid up
• Tharmendran also facing court martial
• Letterhead abuse: Tee asked to take leave
• MPs pleased but with reservations on final outcome
• Soi Lek shocked over Ling's arrest
• Galas assemblyman admitted to ICU
• Crackdown on employers employing illegals begins
• Would Ling be in the dock if he was Umno chief?