Archive - 1 November 2012

• Kohilan cannot exonerate himself, says MPS councillor
• Batu Caves task force to be announced next week
• Pakatan NS rally to go on, targets 50k turnout
• Tanda Putera part of BN's fear mongering
• M'sians held in Lebanon to know fate today
• NGO activists stopped, while terrorists free to roam
• Baram villagers march against RM4bil dam
• Penang BN manifesto awaits PM's nod
• Creative accounting - BN really running scared
• S'gor reopens abandoned water treatment plant
• Bangladeshi boat capsizes on way to M'sia, scores missing
• Oil trading - the dark side of Petronas
• Kedah councillors push on for state secretary to quit
• Gov't mulling revision of civil service salaries
• Kong: Umno Youth didn't object to AES outright
• Pakatan blamed for retrenchment of workers in Kuching
• Tanda Putera delay is censor board's decision, says Rais
• Malaysian pilgrims begin their journey home
• Aeon buys Carrefour M'sia to boost presence in Asia
• Chief justice concerned over spate of postponements
• Pakatan MPs livid over Kong AES sidestep
• Hummer shows Nazri-Chia links, say PKR sleuths
• Kong defends outsourcing of AES
• Suaram probe: AG receives CCM report, awaiting ROS's
• Autopsy done on prisoner who 'died of AIDS'
• BN gov't's low-end housing for Penang Malays questioned
• Rebates for 3G smartphones in January next year
• New slogan may turn MCA into another Gerakan
• SUPP fails to discipline Sibu party boss Wong
• RCI on Sabah holds first meeting today
• Bertam oil - PAS hopes Pahang won't be next K'tan
• Group seeks to have hudud law implemented in Penang
• Ismail: Action already taken against NFC, YGK and Nadi
• Race-based routes to local universities won't do
• Anti-hopping law passed by Penang assembly
• PM shoots down AES poser
• Now, even children are split by race and religion
• Transcript: Why Nazri is not worried
• Penang opposition leader suspended for second time
• Selangor undecided over AES
• Hindraf and Anwar finally meet