Archive - 30 September 2011

• Party policies take backseat when in coalition
• Hudud: Compromise imperative for Pakatan
• Beware, anything you say can be used against you
• PAS wants 'stronger' presence in Penang
• Australian gov't alerts its AG on Taib's dealings
• 136 rescued from human traffickers
• Fire at S'pore refinery extinguished after two days
• Why no action against the attorney-general?
• Deputy minister to launch portal for public feedback
• News portal apologises to Tajudin over article
• PAS: K'tan people voted for hudud
• Selangor cheating people of home ownership, says MCA
• World Vegetarian Day: Give meat a break
• Gov't shot down political financing reform proposal
• Johor sultan offended by Guan Eng's comments
• Penang CM apologises for Johor crime remark
• Penang non-Muslims doubt PAS has changed
• Families in 'limbo' as gov't targets EO
• KJ told to back PAS on hudud in Parliament
• Pakatan, too, tight-lipped on funding sources
• M'sia becomes UN cybersecurity hub
• Kelantan no jurisdiction to enact hudud law, says Bar
• PM calls for a standard Islamic management
• Pete Teo: 'Undilah' fate now in netizens' hands
• Court finds Utusan guilty of libelling Khalid Samad
• Court: Judges can be involved in plea bargaining
• Windfall for Utusan Melayu journalists, says NUJ
• Sin Chew debate: Who is the hypocrite?
• Najib denies saying bumi quotas will go
• ISA repeal next March, says PM
• Dr M: Islamic banking prevents abuses, greed
• Lim wouldn't apologise if he wasn't wrong, says PM
• S'wak new deputy speaker and asst ministers sworn in
• Defence challenges acccuracy of Digi's call records
• BN 'winnable candidates' won't lead to discord
• Finas not blocking Namewee's film
• Mental patient held for threatening DPP with pistol
• Muhyiddin: English-medium gov't schools unlikely