Archive - 4 October 2012

• Lauded and dined Ambiga woos Ipoh crowd
• We don't buy your story, MACC
• Confirmed - the corrupt are protected by the law
• Judges move to ditch the executive shackles
• RM600,000 is peanuts by Umno's standards
• Fixing perception won't reduce crime, Hisham told
• Rafizi: One trillion ringgit GDP is Najib's maths trick
• 'Najib switches Petronas' investment to benefit cronies'
• SUPP on the road to deregistration?
• Gov't: No crony link in new traffic fines system
• Astro Malaysia pushes IPO price to top end
• Developers: Guan Eng is not our 'darling'
• Pakatan lodges report with MACC over mega kenduri
• Transfer of PJ mayor still on, says Ali Hamsa
• Utusan reports possible 'Pakatan cabinet'
• Minimum wage won't bankrupt SMIs, Khairy told
• Court postpones decision on Lynas TOL until Oct 10
• PKR: Pengerang project guise for massive land grab
• 'Ex-chief sec's son-in-law got FiT quotas fairly'
• Pengerang MP: Rally participants paid RM30 each
• DAP raps 'lazy' Ismail over CCM's apathy
• PKR: S'gor had rejected oil refinery proposal
• 'MACC should charge CM first and let court decide'
• MP and unionist want judge upbraided
• DPM mocks Anwar's 'economic ineptitude'
• Bersih wants new round of electoral roll cleaning up
• Perkasa: Scorpene probe making Najib seem guilty
• BN MP: Western funders aim to stymie China's rise
• Laws still biased against us, women's NGOs tell PM
• Puad: Counsellors can be frontliners to prevent LGBT
• Engineer claims police delayed case in favour of colleague
• Kadir vouches for Ling, may face impeachment
• ZI Publications, director fail to stay Jais actions
• FGV denies report on Weida biogas contract
• Share prices close higher, KLCI hits all-time high
• Pakatan spiteful and jealous, retorts Ali Rustam
• Gov't: 114A in line with universal legal principles
• Islamisation in national schools worries Hua Zong
• Najib: More to corruption than just gov't abuses
• Swiftlet farming guidelines in Sabah to be enforced on Jan 1
• Speaker slaps gag order on PAC