Archive - 30 October 2012

• People of Malaysia vs Dr Mahathir Mohamad
• PDRM's new motto: Support BN at all costs?
• Will Umno be waving the keris behind closed doors?
• Noh Omar: DAP is after me no matter what I say
• Keep the death penalty - here's why
• SUPP fears a repeat of history
• Deceit on the 'Islamic state'
• Whistleblower Act won't shield NFC 'trumpet-blowers'
• Scrap Batu Caves condo now, Karpal tells S'gor gov't
• Malay Pakatan MPs toothless, says minister
• Cops nab 12 over theft of 1,400 smartphones
• ISA gone but BN's vindictiveness remains
• Applications for RM1,000 aid for veterans open on Nov 1
• Petronas discovers additional oil reserves in Bertam
• Tee Keat: AES outsourcing agreed by pre-08 cabinet
• M'sia counts on big spending to boost sporting success
• Let's talk about the 2011 audit report
• 'Pakatan polished audit with creative accounting'
• Rafizi: Come clean on logging concession or face expose
• Group: Member involved in impersonation of royalty
• Gold scheme investors camp out at PMO gates
• Puteri Harbour Family Theme Park in Nusajaya opens
• Kugan's mum to take the stand on Nov 2
• Spend the RM2.2bil in state reserves, S'gor MB urged
• Tanda Putera release postponed to next year
• Independent task force set up over Batu Caves condo
• Minister didn't imply longer repayments the solution
• With savings lost in gold scheme, retirees live off kids
• Gov't confirms PSD chief sacked over SBPA fiasco
• Respect the diversity of East M'sia
• Khalid and deputy minister butt heads over Langat 2
• Indonesian anger over 'maids on sale' ad in Malaysia
• Gerakan Youth lodges report with MACC over Kedah Corp
• S'gor dispels accusations, releases housing details
• Two football fans fined RM100 each for letting off fireworks
• PAC to call six ministries over audit report
• NS backs federal government's efforts to restore feedlot project
• Felda settlers to get third windfall from Nov 10
• Four lawyers for two M'sians detained in Beirut
• Energy minister wants lab on S'gor water issue
• Action will be taken against advertisers, says Subra