Archive - 27 October 2011

• Government wastage: It's not unusual
• Auditor-general need not run report past cabinet
• Muhyiddin in Perak for one-day visit
• Hasten civil suit, pleads Altantuya's dad
• Guan Eng: Umno a party of 'dirty old men'
• National Feedlot Centre passes buck to agri minister
• The winter of student discontent
• Staggering profiteering in M'sia's defence purchases
• Malaysia's 'clash of civilisations' a phoney war
• 'Opposition using human rights for their benefit'
• Storm destroys 10 houses and workshop in Kedah
• Dec 19 trial for Mat Sabu over Bukit Kepong remark
• Ex-EC chief: Ongoing study on indelible ink a 'big joke'
• Kin: What's the point of RCI if findings not enough?
• Law expert: Hudud can't be implemented by force
• 1Ular, lah
• Stronger enforcement to check apostasy
• Academic freedom has its limits, says ex-UIA rector
• 'AG report shockers due to highly-politicised civil service'
• BMF exposes Sarawak CM's 'foreign helpers'
• Malaysia, Australia stand by refugee swap deal
• MAS, AirAsia flights to Thailand not hit by floods
• Cabinet involvement in AG's Report due to Mahathir
• For Utusan, Perkasa is a 'catalyst for unity'
• Nov 15 decision on bid to strike out part of defence
• Ex-cop: Why is the gov't afraid to act on Gani Patail?
• Hee Yit Foong loses appeal over pepper spray
• Who's responsible for the AG's Report being late?
• Johor loses millions to virtual black hole
• BN slugs it out with MPPP over Deepavali banners
• 'Tony Blair's ex-PR chief hired by Najib to win GE'
• Azhar gets stay of order to vacate community centre
• 'PAS being ridiculous over Elton John concert'
• The gov't never learns, says ex-premier
• Dr M unimpressed by Najib's 'high income economy'
• New rates for int'l passenger service charge from Nov 15
• 'Pakatan gov'ts too should answer audit reprimands'
• PR for hire: Desperate men do desperate things