Archive - 18 April 2011

• Baru Bian gets down to business
• Miti yet to get proposal on Taiwan petrochemical plant
• SUPP rejects quit letters from Chan, Sim
• S'wak only the beginning: Anwar
• Umno divisions urged to focus on GE13
• Police seize six grenades in Brickfields hotel
• Poll results blow for PM, say analysts
• Headlines online: April 18, 2011
• Witness: Notes help me to remember
• Water supply disruption to affect hospital
• 'MCA, lead by example in telling SUPP to reject posts'
• M'sia shines in violating Internet users' rights
• Tragedy and still no progress in worker safety
• S'gor restores public cleaning job to local govts
• Was BN's S'wak victory ever in doubt?
• The morning after the night before
• Iskandar Devt devastating to the indigenous folk
• 'Sidelined' Penang Umno officials lash out
• 'Religious authority Jawi to investigate Datuk T'
• Rais vs blogger: Case management on May 6
• Sex video: Anwar in AG's sights, says PKR
• DAP 'racist politics' now infect S'wak, says Mahathir
• Attacks stop on cue, M'kini full service in stages
• Sex video: 'Datuk T' trio may be charged
• Expert: Lynas will be far worse than Bukit Merah
• 'BN hurting, won't call snap polls'
• Who to believe - Lynas or Australian Parliament?
• Two days after polls, cabinet members sworn in
• Port Klang rep, wife divorce
• Dayaks still backward with no relief in sight
• Defeat to inject 'new spirit' for SUPP revival