Archive - 24 November 2011

• PM tables motion to lift emergency proclamations
• Are we stupid enough to fall for the same scam?
• Even military votes can't save Ibrahim Ali
• Pro and con arguments to strung-out polls
• 'PAC, remember the Elyas Omar saga?'
• Don't bother, Azmi, nothing will change
• Rep to mount legal challenge if assembly law passed
• Report: Indian migrants face discrimination in NZ
• Najib's reform clearly not what it seems
• Agong returns from Antarctica trip
• Floods worsen in two east coast states
• Court to hear church's bid to quash demolition order
• MIC president Palanivel's mother dies
• MB's 'aye' for simultaneous polls in Kelantan
• PM: Gov't to appeal UUCA court ruling
• Camerons villagers want ministry to drop charges
• Ahmad Zahid: New criteria for GE13 candidates
• Utar denies pressure to put off forum on polls
• Suhakam tries to apply brakes on Assembly Bill
• Hisham shoots down calls to withdraw Assembly Bill
• 3 supertankers allowed to remain in southern waters
• Peaceful Assembly Bill ignites protest at Parliament
• Kuantan residents seek dialogue with Mustapa
• Where is MAS' roadmap to get out of the red?
• Debates on Assembly Bill to begin Tuesday
• DAP's Ng Wei Aik in hot soup again...
• NFC fiasco: Li'l Napoleons still rule gov't
• Abuse victim Nirmala ordered to deposit security for costs
• After 45 years, emergency proclamations lifted
• Doom for crocodiles if commercial trade allowed
• 36 held under Emergency Ordinance to be released
• S'gor Umno to raise issues on party unity at AGM
• Minister: Gov't firm on banning street demos
• Umno allows all to cover AGM, says Hisham
• Charge ISA detainees or free them, kin urge gov't
• Civil society to campaign against Assembly Bill
• Nazri: UUCA appeal is rightful under the law
• Selangor sultan regrets statement made by Aziz Bari
• RM500,000 fine for ordering maids to do outside jobs
• Najib's 1M'sia website hacked
• Trade unions can't be sued, rules court
• TNB to gov't: Decide fast on gas supply security
• Najib describes Peaceful Assembly Bill as 'revolutionary'