Archive - 3 November 2010

• So near, yet so far for Batu Sapi's poor
• Who's cheating the 'orang kampung'?
• US state sec departs Malaysia, heads to PNG
• Jeffrey wants a strong message from Batu Sapi
• Floods: Two dead, 36,000 evacuated
• Final day - Perkasa files report on Nik Aziz's 'zakat'
• PKR veep aspirants in the hot seat
• It's indeed Rosmah who 'wears the pants'
• Ku Li caught in an Umno trap?
• Headlines online: Nov 3, 2010
• BN's 'mailed fist in velvet glove' could hand it victory
• PAS: Nik Aziz gave alms, not bribes
• Brickbats for absent 'tourist minister'
• Blackouts in Parliament
• Bribery: Umno rep ordered to enter defence
• From Putrajaya to Putrajail
• 'Umno guilty of CBT if senior folk don't get money back'
• Councils trigger happy against dogs
• Asri's Anwar critique under the lens
• Kit Siang denies 'Umno kafir' remark
• Urgent motion on bus crash accepted for debate
• Love, war and Anwar
• Logging paper-trail leads to Taib's family
• MCA denies vote-buying as 300 brave heat for RM100
• Malaysia and America 'boleh', says Clinton
• Not afraid of history, just of policymakers
• Ratepayers are the boss of DBKL, not the reverse!
• Guan Eng slams Soi Lek over refusal to apologise
• 'Bastard' claim not true, says Penang gov't aide
• 'Price hike for RON 97 petrol won't affect votes'
• PM recovering fast from chicken pox: Rosmah
• EC: 18,493 are spouses of postal vote applicants
• Author guilty of discrediting S'pore judiciary
• Gunasegaran inquest: Appeal against open verdict
• UMS debunks plagiarism, contract abuse charges
• Laugh while you fly to Johor Bahru
• Najib puts off dinner with his online friends
• Penang CM defends Balik Pulau land acquisition
• EC: Alms or not, giving money is bribery
• New rules to cool property speculation
• DAP expects BH to apologise over 'kafir' report
• Ministry: No export permits for pangolin
• S'wak speaker suspends DAP state rep
• Gov't closes PI Bala's 'double SD' case
• PKR and SAPP step it up but BN eases off
• No victory parade, warns Kelantan police
• Dr M: Don't rush into nuclear energy