Archive - 6 March 2012

• Altantuya murder: Court's 70-page judgment out
• Mong defends cutting aid to pro-opposition disabled man
• 'Super' women to rally for clean governance
• Untangling Dr M's disastrous financial speculation
• 'Keep all political appointees off state tender boards'
• PKR: Aid cut makes rubbish of Najib's reforms
• Teachers disturbed by survey on political views
• Najib's apology yet another political gimmick
• Welfare aid, like tax, has no political colours
• San Miguel nears final deal with CIMB on bank unit
• Sudden rise in wage will 'hurt' industries, say groups
• Nube to hold secret ballot on nationwide strike
• RM500mil missing from Yayasan S'gor, says GM
• Don't contest, Gua Musang Umno leaders tell Ku Li
• Lynas: If Australia won't have it, should M'sia?
• Hasan Ali's Jati campaigns for Pakatan wipeout
• Pua: NFC bosses' companies dormant since 2007
• Water disruption due to maintenance in Kelantan
• MRT land problems to be resolved by early 2013
• Calling Anwar 'Iblis' absolutely unwarranted
• Don't be jumpy, Mahfuz tells Shabery
• Nude anti-Lynas picture draws MCA's ire
• 1MDB RM8.5bil acquisition could trigger economic crisis
• WPA - it's more of Whispering to Police Act
• Pupil's death: Ustaz pleads guilty to alternative charge
• Punish officers who illegally move voters, says Bersih
• Revealed - RM600mil cause of Kedah PAS crisis
• Petronas will not pay any more compensation to TNB
• EO Trio finally freed, months after Emergency lifted
• 'If EC can't re-draw constituencies, we can do it'
• Guan Eng invited, but not keen to meet Lynas chief
• PM discriminating against Penangites, decries CM
• Oxford Fajar: Question revised, refund offered
• 'Pro-Umno village chief shut down ceramah'
• Another incident of police 'violence' against bikers
• Police believe brake failure cause of fatal bus crash
• 'Lynas to send residue abroad if no facility locally'
• BN leaders chide Mong over aid denied
• Yayasan S'gor ex-deputy GM gets demand letter
• The sacred and the profane
• Bus accidents: Authorities must stop dithering
• We're ready for discourse or debate, says Pakatan
• Minimum wage 'cannot be a standalone policy'
• Bukit Gasing residents lose appeal
• BN blamed for RM20mil losses from land deal
• PSC urges EC to decide on fate of overseas voters
• EPF reminds employers to pay new contribution rate
• Cops quiz PKR leaders over fracas at Felda ceramah
• Penang police complete probe into Himpunan Hijau fracas
• Tests find water from Kuala Terla dam safe
• Stage bus drivers in Malacca happy with new salary
• One million in KL, Selangor to face water disruption
• 'Pempena never asked return of RM888,000 remittance'
• 'Rasul Melayu' leader to be jailed, fined and whipped