Archive - 17 May 2012

• Podcast: Bon clarifies 'butt exercises' remark
• More than ever, we need the IPCMC
• CIJ warns of 'cyber warfare' to curb new media
• If only the cops were half as good as PAS' Unit Amal
• Hunger strike after high hopes for freedom dashed
• Non-resident voters: EC economises with 'truth'
• Cops continue to grill Penang CM's aide
• Noh: Export of bird's nest to be resolved shortly
• Malaysiakini tops on Bersih 3.0 violence reports
• Public holiday in Sarawak on June 4
• CIJ suspects orders guided Bersih rally coverage
• Butt dance 'sexist', decries Ambiga
• Actress calls ex-driver a liar, denies knowing minister
• NFC denies hunting down whistleblowers
• M'sian killer of Sydney surgeon likely to be deported
• MP denies asking Khir for RM10mil to jump PKR ship
• Muhyiddin: Learn from 'The Three Kingdoms'
• Stop Penang from turning into concrete jungle
• Johor DAP: Tunku Aziz should have stayed
• 'Butt exercises' a slippery slope to lawlessness
• Resignation of Tunku Aziz not a race issue
• Bersih panel: Shim placed in awkward position
• Tsu Koon slams butt dance as 'crude and insensitive'
• PAS agrees on non-Muslim candidates for GE
• Bersih 3.0 probe: We'll spare no one, says Hisham
• Burgers and butt dance antics could cost votes
• Apologise demand to police, media for 'murder' allegation
• Syariah High Court judge freed of khalwat charge
• M'sia and Australia to sign free trade pact next week
• Muslim lawyers want author Irshad Manji out
• Tear gas shot point-blank, says victim
• What next? Kuey teow before PM's residence?
• DPM mum on Scorpene submarine suit
• No plan to set up second Bar, says deputy PM
• June 19 hearing for Anwar's bid to strike out Nalla's defence
• Jabu in heated exchange at Sarawak assembly
• Prosecution to prove French woman was murdered
• Penang provides free WiFi in BN hotspots
• Nine witnesses acquitted of giving false statements
• Hindraf says bullying cases racially motivated
• Chinese told to obey Singapore laws after fatal crash
• Cops at line up 'too old', says assaulted reporter
• A man of principle but no politician
• Mirza and Mohammad Rosly acquitted of CBT charge
• Author says M'sians eager to talk about Islamic reforms
• Ex-MAS chief asks unions to avoid rash decisions
• Water sample in Bukit Koman free from cyanide
• M'sian Bar: Professional body now political party?
• NGOs, residents demand 'stern action' against Bersih
• Dr M: Proton needs huge capital injection to compete
• Tabloid apologise over Penan incest report
• M'sian expats may get voting rights but...
• Xenophon: I'll defend myself if charged over Bersih 3.0