Archive - 30 May 2011

• Najib defends Putrajaya at taxpayers' expense
• Defend Putrajaya call - a sign of desperation
• Scorpene scandal: Najib should be the one to testify
• Gaps, go get some education on the constitution
• Lynas opponents mount beachside protest
• Another lonely and painful death
• 17 Sg Petani councillors walk out, want chief to quit
• Felcra urged to develop more NCR land
• Teoh RCI: Submissions to remain secret
• S'wak CM's office 'issued cheques to buy votes'
• Utusan: Nik Aziz should repent for defending Anwar
• Oil royalty: Case management on June 30
• Scorpene 'kickbacks': Full trial sought
• Test case in the works to free trio held under EO
• 'Umno offered 3 ministers' posts to form unity gov't'
• Lynas panel revealed: Independent, you say?
• No 'cold war' in Sabah Umno, says Salleh
• Subsidy cut: Protesters say slash ministers' pay first
• The making of the Sabah Malay
• Using history to make us intelligent, not stupid
• Six take oath as senators today
• S'gor Umno chief: Was the sex video any good?
• Gerakan denies moves to oust Koh as president
• PAS veep: Tough fight for Mahfuz, Salahuddin
• Power rates up 7%, gas price to be floated
• Lynas RIA: Public 'safe' from radiation
• Sg Petani councillors submit memorandum to MB
• Stakeholders scuffle at expert panel meet
• Economist: Expect food prices to go up, too
• Gov't in conflict of interest over tackling smoking
• Ministry denies move to send 80,000 teachers to Sarawak
• Power tariff set to increase every 6 months?
• BN risks popularity with tariff hike, say analysts
• Frequently asked questions on new electricity tariffs
• No tariff hike for those with bills below RM77
• Aussie PM firm on asylum centre plan
• Incentives for food premises to reduce pollution
• Jakarta-KL ink MOU on maids
• Tariff hike: Inflation to rise 0.27%, says gov't
• 'Industries ready for power tariff changes'