Archive - 9 November 2012

• Soi Lek claims AES project may be linked to Anwar
• Syed Mokhtar, an Umno cash register?
• Don't expect Hindraf-Najib meet to bring real change
• BN claims Taman Manggis land sold twice
• Selangor halts AES, wants independent study
• It takes 15 cops to probe a letter
• Traumatised Ahmad lodges police report for own safety
• AES contractor denies Johor Umno link
• Lynas to conduct capital raising after court win
• Izzah and apostasy - the real heart of the matter
• Anwar warmly greeted despite 'uncooperative' DBKL
• Puad: Install AES cameras near schools
• Foot-in-mouth disease
• 'Suspend implementation of PBS in schools'
• More flood evacuees return home in Johor and Malacca
• Lawyer: Nurul only re-affirming the constitution
• Kohilan mum on condo approval after minutes expose
• Now, ROS comes after Penang Suaram
• Hasan Ali mocks PAS' attempt to meet Selangor sultan
• Nurul lodges report with Jais against Utusan
• Film seeks to overcome May 13 trauma, says director
• Bolehland drivers being leeched by AES
• Boycott Najib meeting, urges Hindraf legal adviser
• PKR to hold mass rally for stateless Indians next month
• I stand by my views, says letter writer
• 'PMR workbook brainwashes students on MRT project'
• Lack of M'sian help may kill Indian Maxis probe
• Penans want Suhakam to help in compensation talks
• Malaysia export rebounds, beats market expectation
• Thunderstorms forecast in several states on Deepavali
• It'll be jail for you, chief justice warns polluters
• Cops revisit Malaysiakini, leave with writer's email
• Daughter of a strongman
• Bersih 3.0 violence victim is poster boy for global drive
• Seai Kie completes duty as deputy minister on Thursday
• Penang assembly adjourns, RM1.133bil budget passed
• King tide a test for Sarawak's flood preparations
• Guan Eng raps BN for poor accounting skills
• Ku Nan: Perception problem main challenge for Umno
• 'Ex-lawyer bought farm to run chicken, dog breeding business'
• Ambiga: No worry if present gov't voted in if polls fair