Archive - 30 May 2016

• Nik Faisal, Suboh still SRC International directors
• Why are Malays dominating S'wak civil service, asks DAP
• Conjuring growth from the TPPA
• Liow challenged to confront PM if Hadi’s bill hudud or not
• Are You Looking for a Hearing Loss Solution?
• Are You Looking for a Hearing Loss Solution?
• BN’s K Kangsar candidate need not turn up on nomination day
• Fathul Bari, iddah and grounded Muslim widows
• Zaid proposes a referendum be held on hudud
• Cracks beginning to appear in BN over hudud
• Late Karpal still guilty of sedition, but fine reduced to RM1,800
• Johor crown prince tells cops not to arrest his critics
• Meaningless to resign after Hudud Bill is passed
• A futuristic drive around KL, under hudud
• Are quit threats by ministers for real or for show?
• Repent, rethink, refresh and reform to redeem 1Malaysia
• Najib should resign if Hadi's bill passed, urges MCA Youth leader
• M’sian motorists reflect the government’s failure
• BN, kick out Umno and form alliance with Pakatan
• Gerakan Youth deputy chief trades blows with RPK over hudud
• Guan Eng told to quit for promoting PAS to voters
• Why the lower intake of males in public universities
• Appealing for clemency for Vivian Lee
• 1,500 to attend Permata International Conference 2016
• Ridhuan Tee quits MCA as it's against Hadi's bill on hudud
• Permata continues to shine despite controversies
• Oil spill off Penang coast resolved, says CM
• Rafizi lodges report on ‘women, money’ demand
• BN adopting new strategy in K Kangsar polls, says Zahid
• M'sia 'not committed' to nuclear power, but studies go on
• MACC has never received any corruption report against Orang Asli
• 1MDB pays interest on Islamic debt notes
• Amanah eyes Azhar Shukur for Sg Besar
• 'Every effort made to remove dubious Citizens' Declaration signatures'
• Man charged with damaging temple fit to stand trial
• Initiatives to promote luxury tours must be intensified, says PM
• Police to quiz programmer who 'sold names' for Citizens' Declaration
• Asia on verge of financial crisis, warns analyst
• Closure of 1MDB-linked Swiss bank in S'pore viewed with deep concern
• Any interference to Hadi’s bill will not be of any good
• Johor crown prince praised for 'democratic' stand
• Ridhuan Tee was an MCA member all along, and it did nothing?
• 'Kelantan enactment on hudud is PAS ulama's law, not syariah'
• Cops seek witnesses to ‘assault’ involving state rep
• FMM: Malaysia needs consistent policy on foreign labour
• PAS: Up to Umno to explain Act 355 amendments to BN parties
• Reject hudud, voters in by-elections urged
• Islamic scholar: Even the prophet allowed widows to leave home
• Nothing unusual in 'blessed water' dispenser, says ministry
• Perda offers rent-to-own housing programme
• 29 Orang Asli families in Kg Palebar Baru get house keys
• Court upholds 12-year jail sentence, rotan on rape accused
• Ridhuan's MCA membership proves party not 'anti-Islam'
• Temiar Orang Asli get day in court against Kelantan gov't
• Mercy flight rushes teen Orang Asli mum to hospital
• Man nabbed on suspicion of ketum trafficking
• DPM: M'sia keen to learn disaster management from Japan
• Big cats removed from Thailand's infamous Tiger Temple
• Ikim: Proposed bill didn't interfere with civil courts' jurisdiction
• Negri Sembilan Islamic Affairs Dept staff charged with using fake MCs
• Respect feelings of late MP's family members, urges EC
• Aulong state rep withdraws suits against Perak speaker
• Trump is not an evangelical
• Hasan's flimsy excuse for hiding Bank Negara's letter from PAC
• Hudud shockwaves continue; Johor prince appeals for critics
• Najib's dangerous dalliance with PAS
• PM now salesperson of Hadi’s hudud handiwork
• Rights group condemns sentence meted to Vivian Lee