Archive - 30 June 2011

• Why no raids on Perkasa and Umno Youth?
• Holy cow, do you believe the home minister?
• Bravo to KL-S'gor Chinese Assembly Hall
• Local group harasses NGOs in front of police
• Gov't rebuffs Suhakam's freedom of assembly plans
• Court maintains remand order on PSM activists
• Speaker: Tian Chua stays as Batu MP
• Bersih roadshows a test of Penangites' bravery
• 'Yellow wave' in Parliament by Pakatan reps
• Gopeng MP, state rep nabbed for wearing yellow
• MAS defends 'no baby' policy in first class
• UNHCR undecided on refugee swap with Australia
• EC: Bersih is Pakatan stooge in bid for Putrajaya
• End of the line for historic Tanjong Pagar KTM station
• PAS plans legal action against Lynas project
• Bersih Australia seeks right to postal ballot
• Fuziah insists on open meeting with Lynas chief
• Mat Sabu: PAS shall be there on July 9
• IAEA panel gives green light to Lynas plant
• Lynas plant environmentally hazardous, claims NY Times
• IAEA mission makes 11 recommendations
• New system to check for dubious voters
• Australia-Malaysia asylum deal a lost cause
• Bersih to cops: Name route, we will follow
• Earthlings battle aliens - for real this time
• Najib: Umno can mobilise 3 million if we wanted to
• EC: We don't need foreign observers
• Bersih rally: Najib can find solution acceptable to all
• Lynas accepts review panel recommendations
• Lynas denies NY Times report on design flaws
• Media access: EC can advise, not compel
• 23 Kajang councillors hauled up over Bersih T-shirts
• 'Nothing wrong with yellow attire of the MPs'
• Penang complies with court order, ceramah put off
• Umno Youth exco member to sue PKR sec-gen
• False claims: Sabak Bernam MP ordered to enter defence
• Anti-Lynas groups criticise IAEA's findings
• Wanita PKR slams Jabu over 'half-truths'
• 'Bersih' the dark politics in Malaysia
• Peaceful assembly our constitutional right
• Ahmad Maslan: Felda spends RM3.5b from EPF loan
• PKA advisor tells how PKFZ cost ballooned
• Malaysia fast sliding into a police state