Archive - 29 September 2014

• If Hadi remains as chief, PAS is a lost cause
• Exam board: UPSR resit to keep credibility
• Kajang lessons - feudalism can't beat feudalism
• HK protesters stand firm in centre of financial hub
• 'Pro-Sedition Act group bullying us into silence'
• Don't give crumbs to the Dayak, gov't told
• Zul retracts posting on Syed Husin, apologises
• Is PAS a friend of Pakatan?
• Mahathir: Umno lacks guts to criticise its leaders
• RM1.27mil stolen from six Affin Bank ATMs
• Malaysian career fair draws 1,400 in Melbourne
• Save Pakatan from being 'one-GE wonder'
• Nasrudin: DAP, PKR lost more votes in by-elections
• Who does the Sedition Act really protect?
• DAP denies no-confidence vote against Azmin
• Councillors sign petition to get rid of Iszuree
• Khazanah hopes gov't enacts MAS Act next year
• After pig snout post, sex blogger takes on IGP
• Dr M on why Muslims are treated like terrorists
• AG, look at root cause of UPSR exam leak
• 'RM5k water project estimated at RM350k?'
• Voice out against DAP, Umno Youth tells PAS
• PKR boss sidesteps debate on royal whipping
• Activist Ali finally released in Nusajaya
• Anwar denies ordering MB to name and shame
• Lynas shares hit five-year low on new fund raising
• New ruling on windscreen and window tint
• Singapore to offer broadband to low-income families
• Heart attacks and suicides after Jayalalithaa jailed
• Saari says he's a PAS member till he dies
• Johor wants Forest City to comply with EIA
• Retain use of SPM forecast results, ministry told
• Rebel rep: PAS' holier than thou notion perilous
• KL Customs chief and five others face graft charges
• Lukewarm response to free Socso health screenings
• We only get EPF dividends but no report
• DAP: Umno hypocritical to back property discounts
• Senators urge CM to help save Siamese village
• Hotspots expected to increase in South Sumatra