Archive - 27 May 2015

• Rafizi wants PAC to call Najib after consent expose
• 11MP budget deficit target may not be met
• Scrap bumi quota for properties
• Ensuring that we don’t get sucked into the system
• Did T’ganu try to use its oil and gas as collateral?
• Rohingya issue puzzles even other Myanmar folk
• Answer Hindraf’s queries on 2013 MOU, Najib told
• 11MP projects will ‘breathe life’ into 1MDB
• Mkini is top online news portal Q1 2015
• FGV Q1 profit falls sharply due to floods
• Now Hadi’s challenger wants end to attacks
• Najib and Nixon - spot the difference
• Dentists bare fangs over Penang AGM
• MACC clears Felda over London hotel buy
• Hide-and-seek a ploy to buy 1MDB some time
• Azmin may face royal hurdle in snap polls
• 'Send troops to Myanmar, like we did to Bosnia'
• Some businesses did close down due to GST
• 352 child rape cases in Q1 this year
• Seven different versions of Windows 10 to be out soon
• US$12b Bangkok-Chiang Mai fast rail link gets nod
• 'Secret Recipe's central kitchen wasn't clean'
• Najib's 1MDB defamation suits may be in trouble
• Gov't denies buying Rolls-Royce for Taib's use
• Rizalman caught with pants down, allegedly
• Dewan Rakyat to debate today on mass graves
• 'Najib must explain if he was caught red-handed'
• Second stage of BR1M payment to start tomorrow
• Ramli Yusuf's statement on 'Copgate' affair allowed
• Complaint on Deloitte for letting 1MDB rot
• Since PM calls the shots, CBT probe must follow
• National Harmony Bill still on the cards
• Guan Eng poses five questions for 'loyal' Hadi
• MCA sees red in PAS’ ban on stripes and checks
• ‘Umbrella’ teen a security threat, but not Paul Phua?
• Papagomo's RM800k appeal set for August
• PAC: 1MDB had ample notice, may call in PM
• New curbs on Alkitab to go ahead despite objections
• Zaid: Why aren't ministers quitting over 1MDB?
• Questions arise on peace and safety in Perlis
• Absurd that Joshua Wong can be a security threat
• PAS leader: DAP attacks on Hadi backfiring
• 1MDB probe should include ‘breach of directors’ duties’
• No sign of boat people, says Malaysia
• State-level Gawai Dayak festivity in Kuching on June 3
• Five Kuching bus companies to form consortium
• Nothing racial about housing selection process
• Will falling profits make Petronas more prudent?
• Felda to bear 30pct of PTPTN loans
• ‘1MDB woes not broad-based distress among GLCs’
• ‘A lawyer’s duties always in the interest of the public’
• All on board Titanic hearing funeral requiem?
• Moody’s: Gov’t handling of 1MDB is below par
• Court allows Anwar to be probed on Sodomy II
• Focus turns to PM's son after Deloitte complaint
• 1MDB: Limited impact on credit rating, says Moody's
• 1MDB's audited assets worth RM51.4b
• After outburst, Pandikar outlines reform agenda
• AG files appeal against Sarawak redelineation ruling
• KJ: Open up borders for young entrepreneurs
• Ex-top cop Ramli testifies on Gani-Musa 'complot'
• Don't parrot opposition lies on Rosmah, Dr M told
• PM: Mahathir twisting 1MDB facts to attack me
• I will stay as PM for full term, says Najib
• Migrant graves - Bukit Aman to probe 12 cops
• 560 websites blocked under Gaming Act
• Singapore Airline jet loses both engines mid-air
• The 1MDB lessons for all
• Najib is ultimately liable for 1MDB’s woes
• Sexy heroes get bashful amid censorship fears
• Gov't appeal on Sarawak redelineation ‘a betrayal’