Archive - 16 March 2011

• Doing our 'best' doesn't inspire much confidence
• MACC officer now knows what it's like to be grilled
• Thank God there's a S'wak election
• Bibles released: BN's interests override values
• Japan nuclear crisis worse than Three Mile Island
• Brain-death blues
• MACC officer 'panicked' after Teoh's death
• Teachers demand cash from poor Penan students
• Headlines online: March 16, 2011
• Do not confuse religion with God
• Dr M: M'sia had bad experience with nukes
• Interlok panel wants offensive word removed
• DAP says 'No' to serial number on Malay Bible
• Consignee won't collect Malay Bible shipment yet
• PAS No 2: Nasharuddin out, Mat Sabu in?
• Zaid Ibrahim has 'selective amnesia'
• Wangsa Maju to be declared a crime 'hot zone'
• Energy minister coy on nuke plans
• Netizens in for tougher time: Press freedom watchdog
• An open letter to people of the Book
• Karpal warns Zaid of contempt over DNA remark
• Pakatan yet to decide on Sarawak seats
• Nazri: Return to vote if you love M'sia
• No immediate need to evacuate M'sians: Anifah
• Pro-nuclear policy: DPM must opt for safety first
• Frenzy of speculation on Sarawak polls date
• Stay off our turf, LDP tells Gerakan
• 'Smart' team still on stand-by for Japan mission
• Bishop Paul denounces conditional release of BM Bible
• Snap over-confident, says PRS Youth chief
• Ashraf is 'Hairul's boy', suggest commissioners
• 'Health Ministry imposed hospital visit restrictions'
• Gerakan's Pang removed as Sabah DCM
• Nazri: BM Bible only for East Malaysia
• Indian members quit 'Interlok' review panel
• What's happening in Fukushima?
• PM: Isa as Felda head no affect on stock prices
• Port Klang's BM Bibles 'violated', decry importers