Archive - 6 January 2016

• Why would AG be bothered with reverse psychology?
• Mahathir is right, expect no further action from AG
• Only Malays themselves can break Umno’s chains
• Nothing unusual about dead fish in Gebeng, says dept
• MIC’s ‘grand betrayal’ in Indira’s conversion battle
• To win Nobels, remove the shackles
• '1MDB boasts Bandar Malaysia sale to make Najib look good'
• PAS will not join BN, syura council reiterates
• The age of the decline of democratisation
• O Ahmad, it is not about a second job, but...
• Twitter may raise character limit for tweets to 10,000
• Hadi to go on nationwide tour to 'guide' PAS members
• Ministry lodges report over claims of student data leakage
• MAS restores check-in baggage allowances
• 'Sedar diri' New Year wish for PM, wife lands officer in trouble?
• 'PWC analysis shows growth same even without TPPA'
• Local councils are for empowerment, not opportunism
• 'DAP not racial, we contested in Umno strongholds in 1969'
• Work harder advice - Bung Moktar comes to Ahmad Maslan's defence
• 'Remember how Johor Treaty led to colonial control'
• RM1,000 allowance hike for Penang local councillors
• Children's conversion case - what the judges said
• Let's give MIC a chance to amend past mistakes
• TM pushes back broadband e-billing to July
• Bandar M'sia sale - 'Heads will roll on day of reckoning'
• Umno man: DAP-dominated pact to divide Malays not a threat
• Ringgit falls to seven-week low on China fears
• North Korea claims successful hydrogen bomb test
• Syed Ali: 'Opportunistic' PAS impeding Muslim unity
• Why no increase of NGO reps in Penang local councils?
• Poor soil condition may affect Kerian farmers' livelihoods
• Emergency Ordinance back in the guise of NSC
• Amanah behind Harapan despite meagre councillor seats
• No ban on Kuantan bauxite mining, only three-month halt
• UM, students are not prisoners of the university
• Pahang MB promises more bauxite riches after moratorium
• Only 24pct of Bandar M'sia will be China's, says 1MDB
• More public sessions on Penang's RM27b transport master plan
• Will Kelantan’s Red Warriors turn pink for sponsorship?
• Law student dumbfounded after car stolen outside court
• Property agents double as Uber drivers to help pay bills
• Do you want a medal for praising me, 'Malacca sultan' asks Rafizi
• 'No open tender' - Chegubard says won't give up 'secret' letter
• Special court won’t solve religious tussle woes, say syariah lawyers
• Gov't bauxite mitigation plan needs work, says Kuantan MP
• Six Sarawak schools to be restored using IBS technology
• 'Kidnapped' teen pleads guilty to giving false information
• 'Stop whining' Ahmad Maslan a prized opposition asset, says PKR
• PKR queries contradictory statements on 'red sea' in Kuantan
• Negri Sembilan allows vape sale, but bans it for Muslims
• S'gor PAS accepts Amanah councillors, but rejects party
• Kedah declares Thaipusam 'occasional state holiday'
• MACC discovers corruption in Kuantan's bauxite rush
• Researcher: Exposure to bauxite dust can lead to Alzheimer's
• Accused admitted to theft that led to Low Yat riot, court told
• First-mover advantage if we join TPPA early, says Mustapa
• Kedah to wait and see on vape
• Don’t be ‘lacist’!
• Zahid, we can win Nobel Prize for Fundraising
• Moral of the story… don’t be a little-known actor
• Mara Digital traders back 'bumi monopoly' model
• More spins to the 1MDB scandal