Archive - 13 January 2012

• Assets of a BN minister may exceed entire Pakatan exco
• Reform can only start when the gravy train stops
• Sodomy II appeal: 'Stop wasting our money'
• Top priority - hunt down the KL court bombers
• Gov't shakes fist at Jalan Sultan landowners
• Cowgate: The silence of the lambs
• Scrap sodomy laws in line with world standards
• Pressure on Amanah to turn into political party
• Kedah-wide ceramah to kick off Pakatan convention
• Take a leaf from Penang and declare assets, Najib urged
• Hindu-born woman can challenge her Muslim status
• S'wak rejects calls for monitoring of Score
• Kugan's mum claims RM100mil in damages
• Utusan and NST: Gay group hails Anwar's acquittal
• Sultan okays dropping Hasan Ali from exco
• MAS to benefit from AirAsia X's decision to axe routes
• Nazri: I blocked use of indelible ink in 2008 polls
• Is it all right to use tithe funds to pay legal fees?
• Kg Medan victims: Will they ever get justice?
• PM: No polls until promised reforms are delivered
• Rashid: PSC proposals can be done 'within a week'
• NGOs not happy with Lynas disposal plans
• The end of the sodomy ignominy
• Extend public viewing of Lynas documents
• Muhyiddin meets inter-faith committee
• M'sia poised to be world's top condom producer
• Anwar: I'm not worried whether they appeal or not
• Sodomy II: Anwar's reputation already damaged
• Indonesia establishes central database of maids
• Najib gives a boost to S'gor BN leaders
• Rais suit vs blogger: PKR man goes missing
• 2012 Legal Year ceremony at PICC tomorrow
• Malaysian Indians to celebrate Pongal on Sunday
• 'Help us capture Selangor and we'll solve your woes'
• SNAP to elect new president this Sunday
• Ibrahim Ali tops up reward to help nab Jan 9 bomber
• Johor sultan's aunt dies
• Cuepacs wants bigger voice in SBPA revision