Archive - 25 October 2013

• Expect more tragedies if no one held accountable
• Prisons Dept confirms Uthaya held in solitary as punishment
• Settlers lose billions from Felda Holdings sale to FGV
• The invisible poor in our midst
• Court acquits Ling of PKFZ cheating
• Asri, coconuts and cows not the same
• Malaysian defence of rights record met with sarcasm
• Najib's Budget 2014 acid test
• Residents urge authorities to build retaining wall
• Gov't and Islamists twisting truth about Comango report
• Judge: Ling can't be blamed over inaccurate PKFZ papers
• A little theatre does help first-time MP
• Do blacklisted firms have close ties with Taib, asks Baru
• Ringlet tragedy a sign of worse things to come
• Don't expect U-turn on 'secrecy' clause
• Helping Kim Jong-un is HELP's bad mistake
• Whose loss, whose gain in 'Allah' verdict?
• A 'democracy school' to remember Beng Hock
• PAS to lodge reports over 'vote-buying'
• Search resumes for woman missing in Camerons flood
• Three held over Ambank case, over RM20k retrieved
• Chua Jr: Stop pulling GST numbers out of thin air
• Mahathirism shines on
• Malaysia and Australia strike deal on asylum-seekers
• Najib unveils Budget 2014, announces GST
• Instruments of appointment given to council members
• PAS: How many 'illegal' guns are really out there?
• Fierce Malay DAP critic Zulkifli quits positions
• Did AG file flawed charges to let Ling off?
• Bertam flood victims fume over 'invisible' treatment
• Government debt to hit 54.8pct of GDP
• Prove that you back BN, Mukhriz tells Chinese
• GDP growth of 5 to 5.5pct forecast
• MB queries Azam's sincerity in visiting Jamil Khir's dad
• Finance Ministry report hints at GST introduction
• Cops received missing person's report, inquest told
• Issues of economic concern in 2013
• Soi Lek says acquittal proof of Ling's integrity
• GST to start at 6pct from April 2015
• Plus' fourth lane widening works 30pct complete
• Sugar price up tomorrow as 34sen subsidy abolished
• Adultery website 'not welcome in Singapore'
• No goodies, but gov't splurges will continue
• Appeals Court strikes out suit by 711 water consumers
• Gov't punishing M'sians with new tax, says Anwar
• Budget 2014 at a glance
• BR1M extended to households earning RM3,000 to RM4,000
• Twitterjaya still has humour after Najib took their sugar
• Analysts: A sober and 'kurang manis' budget
• SJKC Bertam Valley defers classes due to mud flood
• 25 million Internet users in Malaysia by 2015
• Situation in flood-hit areas of Perak improves
• Malaysia's Malafia
• Budget 2014 – Are you better or worse off?
• 6pct GST high, but better to bite bullet early