Archive - 28 November 2013

• Will Bersih shine when Ambiga fades?
• We know what you did in the last delineation
• In Malaysia, the majority is protected from the minority
• Complaint on 'zakat abuse' lodged with MACC
• MAIJ denies misappropriation of zakat
• MCA's Romance of the Three Kingdoms - part 2
• 'Unromantic' Dr M feels queer love in the air
• RM10,000 raised for @Kini at Chilli Rush dinner
• Johor's weekend is a-changing all the time
• 'Pay taxes to reduce graft' argument perverse
• Malaysian woman cries slander over apostate claim
• Hisham: Selangor gov't more interested in its own welfare
• 'Selangorians willing to pay for honest gov't'
• You get what you pay for to fly
• Mass protest against KL assessment hike on Dec 16
• Muhyiddin, come good on RM2.5mil school pledge
• How much should elected representatives be paid?
• Help those in Typhoon Haiyan disaster
• Fatwa on Thanksgiving Day? - Part I
• Ku Nan says no delay to KL assessment hike
• Siti Aishah's sister seeks help from Malaysian envoy
• 'Malaysians win top Taiwan film awards, no thanks to PM'
• Selangor speaker defends salary, says no diamonds
• Anwar says S'gor lawmakers' salary hike 'quite high'
• PM receives courtesy call from Kelantan MB
• 'SD enough for cops to probe AG on Pulau Batu Puteh'
• Racial discrimination under the 1M'sia slogan
• Silence 'not an option', ex-AG Abu Talib tells Gani
• 1.3 million Malaysians waiting to perform the haj
• Be WomenStrong!
• Parliament should ensure independence of EC
• 'Act against deputy FT minister for misleading House'
• Taxpayers paying for BN 'parliament coordinators'
• Malacca to have checkpoints to bar Muslims from gambling
• BN leaders: Pay hike must be reasonable
• Salary hike to stop lawmakers going for extra income
• BN risks losing trust of Indians, warns Waytha
• MB to Azmin: Take it or leave it!
• Dr M: Maintain AP system or Proton will die
• UK confirms Aishah is woman held as 'slave' in London
• Two Singaporeans nabbed for alleged hacking of Istana website
• Ex-student loses bid for leave to appeal in challenge to UUCA
• Lawyers blame AG for botching Aminulrasyid's case