Archive - 28 January 2016

• So Apandi, dead kings tell no tales?
• Why return RM2b when we need it to fight extremism?
• Najib and his billions - beyond mere guilt or innocence
• Case closed, get on with life, but says who?
• AG’s story has more holes than the colander
• SRC’s RM42m transfer - a crime with no criminal
• Depositors: We have faith in Tabung Haji
• Firm set up a month before RM27m transfer to PM's account
• Medium: Sarawak Report's post on Najib stays despite ban
• The many twists and turns in trail of RM2.6b
• NGO reps not happy with 'restoration' of bald hill
• You still have jobs because of GST, Najib tells civil servants
• 50pct of bauxite polluted areas in Kuantan cleaned
• Four more websites blocked by MCMC
• Report: AG ignored MACC advice to charge Najib
• AG's Chambers won't drop charges against balloon woman
• WSJ: 1MDB Goldman banker goes on leave
• Customs Dept on mission to dispel GST-price hike myth
• Poor start for Malaysian shuttlers in int'l tournament
• ‘If panel agrees with AG, then they're PM’s henchmen too?’
• PM: Workers' contribution for EPF reduced by 3 percent
• You’re our last hope against TPPA, Amanah Youth tells rulers
• Constitutional issues on sedition charges to be heard in March
• EC chief plans to meet NGOs including Bersih
• JPA bursaries only for studies locally
• March 4 hearing set for bid by gov't to strike out MH370 lawsuit
• 'Years of work gone' after MCMC blocks freelance journo's site
• No more first-class flights for senior MoF officers
• Engage AG for explanation, panels tell MACC
• AG has no power to direct MACC to close files, says veteran lawyer
• Reform needed as AG juggles conflict of interest, says think-tank
• TPPA rammed through - up to the people now, says Guan Eng
• Sliding oil prices down national revenue by RM7-RM9b
• People’s welfare and growth focus of Budget 2016 revision
• IGP, Ismail Sabri apply to strike out Nurul Izzah's suit
• Budget revision expected to save RM9b
• Country not in recession, GDP revised to 4-4.5pct
• Visa-free entry for tourists from China
• Budget 2016 calibrations were quite ordinary
• No cuts, cancellation of gov’t projects, says Treasury
• Artist vows to return lawsuit money like Najib, but...
• Wee: There's quality education at local varsities, too
• AG who prosecutes sitting PM may get fired, says ex-judge
• LFL slams MCMC's 'heavy-handed' blocking of websites
• Health DG told to file statement of defence over vape suit
• DBKL, Pemudah to address KL traffic congestion
• Ambiga: The more you hide, the more suspicious it gets
• Umno man: Stop being 'ungrateful', respect AG's decision
• PAS confident of retaking Kedah after MB crisis
• Indira Gandhi 'unilateral conversion' case goes to apex court
• Dreams of overseas studies vanish into thin air
• Annoyed at Bar's inaction, ex-judge acted against Shafee
• Police report to be filed over media leaks, says MACC chief
• 'How dare the PM say GST a blessing to rakyat'
• Bakery owner gets four and a half years' jail for aiding IS
• Why not recalibrate PM's RM8.5b budget, asks Amanah
• PM: Budget 2016 revision still puts people first
• Senate approves motion on TPPA
• RTD officers to go undercover on express buses for CNY
• ‘1MDB? TPPA? Nah, I’ll pass’
• Zika virus spread has WHO considering global health emergency
• On fear-mongering and the TPPA
• Villager finds plane debris at Besut beach
• A superman that we can do without
• Now we know why PM says he was not aware of RM42m
• Apandi, exercise your power judiciously, not arbitrarily
• With EPF cuts, Najib robs workers of their future
• Time for Agong, Conference of Rulers to flex their muscles
• MACC panels tiptoeing around AG won't do