Archive - 16 August 2010
- Khir vs Khalid: Who destroys documents faster?
- And the Perkasa drama plays on...
- Court dismisses Anwar's 2nd bid to strike out charge
- Imperative social policies be well thought-out
- Commentary a BN-bashing exercise
- Who is really threatening the Malays?
- To truly help the poor, find alternatives to minimum wage
- We cannot achieve perfection by compulsion
- Tourism DG, ex-Pempena execs charged with CBT
- District Rela official found dead near railway track
- Talking in and out of turn
- Vanity, desperation or political posturing?
- Bkt Bendera Umno members threaten to jump ship
- NRD studies Hindraf memo on 'British subjects'
- Headlines online: Aug 16, 2010
- Banker Nazir misses a point or two on NEP
- Bakun dam ready, but pledges to natives unfulfilled
- PAS: Why no action against ex-MAS chief?
- Overseas training not a waste of funds
- Mahathir rains sarcasm on Gore, Wolfowitz
- Forecast: Q2 GDP seen slowing to 8.1 percent
- Bail extended for 30 anti-ISA protestors
- 'Open tenders will benefit, not erode, Malay interests'
- M'sian varsities fail ranking test for eighth year
- Felda sues Suara Keadilan for RM200 million
- RM12.4 mil designer drugs found in mannequins
- MIC and Umno have failed the Indians, says DAP
- Who calls Malaysia home?
- Strong CPO price rally won't last long
- MCA to Umno: We won't back down
- MAS suffers RM532.6 mil pre-tax loss
- Police to query Anwar over sultan's photo
- 'Populist ploys okay, but where are the core policies?'
- Financial aid to build temples at Setapak
- Food, cosmetic producers compelled to get halal cert
- Ipoh mayor rescinds 'fly-the flag' order
- Waste management: Cost to soar RM1.4 bil
- Baby dumping: Police to classify as murder cases
- Special squad to check flag-waving creativity
- Tribunal to study claim via SMS, Facebook
- Better protection for part-time workers from Oct
- Police to probe deputy minister's 'vice activities'
- Gov't to monitor bacteria 'Superbug'
- Demonstrators deface Malaysian embassy in Jakarta
- Muhyiddin to Soi Lek: Don't cause anger