Archive - 17 June 2014

• M’sia not secular state - what say Sabah, S’wak?
• When secularism morphs into Islamic state
• Islamic 'NGOs' galore now running the country
• Mueller leads charge as Germany mauls Portugal
• 'It's theft if the Bibles are not returned'
• 70pct Malaysians feel the pinch in 2014
• Najib must demand IGP’s resignation
• Kassim's lawyers seek PM, Mukhriz's intervention
• Brooks secures win for US over Ghana
• PKR: Najib just can’t handle rabble-rousers
• Residents in CM's constituency face eviction
• Read history, Hindraf tells 'irresponsible' minister
• MP: 'You scratch my back' contracts thriving
• Gov't falls short of housing promise, says MP
• Two versions of Dr M's Islamic state remarks
• IRB investment bill pushed back to October
• 'Sabah kidnappings dented tourism more than MH370'
• Kelantan councils breach procurement process
• Islamic or secular? CJ told to make a stand
• Syabas tightens monitoring on treated water quality
• Acting on the advice of wisdom
• PKR duo booted from House over Lynas petition
• ‘Rubber board must plan procurement carefully’
• Domestic work is work like any other
• PAS reps want Selangor to remove Mais' power
• MACC panel proposes probe into KLIA2 cost overruns
• 'UiTM concession given to ex-minister's brother'
• PM urged to back Sarawak demand for 20pct royalty
• Vincent Tan may invest in new casino complex
• Wastage of funds has dropped by 75pct, says Ambrin
• PKNS subsidiary eyed land at five times market price
• Nurul's hubby has until Aug 27 to file challenge
• 'Kit Siang rumours sick, but BN suffers, too'
• Tee slammed for Christians vs Buddhists argument
• Expert: Plane search hasn’t covered most likely spot
• 'PM in Parliament for only 26 days out of 358'
• PAC: Ministries should stop laying blame on PWD
• Selangor MB to meet sultan on Bible issue
• Exco man accepts 'drink mining pond water' dare
• 'Chubadak demolition to go on despite injunction'
• 'Don't let Malays become squatters in their land'
• 'Squatters are pawns in MCA’s political game'
• 'Make ministers accountable for wastages'
• Ambiga warns of past sins revisiting
• MCA: 'Not secular' remark may break up Malaysia
• Malik: Notifying converts’ next of kin not mandatory
• Pakatan MPs booted out of audit report briefing
• Zaid: 'Tsar' Daim's attack on Anwar unfair
• Works Ministry gets road half of expected length
• What's your beef with Mais, Umno asks PAS
• Gov't neglected rural boarding schools project
• Top guns take media heat over audit report
• Auditor-general’s efforts falling on deaf ears?
• Can't recover payment due to KTMB's bungle
• Keep politics out of education, says Ku Li
• Ministry says no loss from RTM's RM111mil deals
• Respect AG's decision on Bible, PM tells Mais
• Enough doublespeak, will Najib please lead?