Archive - 6 December 2012

• 2012-12-06
• Gold miner moves to sue anti-cyanide group
• Malaysian politics - who dares wins?
• Why Kay Tat joined The Star and quit
• MPPP whacked for tree cutting proposal
• Graft course is like teaching grandma to suck eggs
• DAP: Hold corruption course for PM and cabinet instead
• Is Penang heading towards Islamisation?
• With new meters, why the sudden hike in power bills?
• Is it now legal to shoot first, ask questions later?
• Umno's karmic cycle
• NGOs to hand over memo on May 13 threats to Agong
• Six-year-old able to move only eyelids, right leg
• Land handed to Kelana Jaya Umno, says Subang Umno
• Anak questions decision to reconvene Felda co-op's AGM
• Penang needs a more dynamic 'green' policy
• 'Peace talk' failed to prevent violence at Anwar ceramah
• Cancellation of Tg Tokong function a bid to bar CM?
• Penang CM snubs BN's public dialogue invite
• MACC will re-open Bala's case if there is new info
• 'Early warning suggests crackdown pre-planned'
• Police seize Malaysiakini laptop in sedition probe
• Chinese bus drivers in S'pore strike to engage lawyers
• Has corruption in M'sia really gone down?
• Taman Manggis land deal with the BN killed off
• No hurrah in slightly better graft index ranking
• Pahang saw over 3,000 burglaries in three years
• Ambiga denies losing control of Bersih 3.0 crowd
• Ex-OCPD can't identify errant cops from 10 videos
• 'Umno threats' drive Pakatan to relocate rally
• Solving dispute on ratio of police to population
• Executive remanded over probe into Klang maid agency
• Kong slams Selangor's plan to remove AES cameras
• Musa: Rival parties' ceramah should not be side by side
• 24 fined, 20 released with warning over offences caught by AES
• Koh Samui and Phangan islands declared disaster areas
• TNB maintains its new meters are accurate
• Police must accompany street demos, says ex-IGP
• Habibie: Folk have rights but they must be responsible
• Londoncabs report not comprehensive, Senate told
• MCA marches in to defend Kelantan hair salons