Archive - 9 August 2016

• Umno Youth leader urges rush hour discounts for public transport
• RM3m settlement reached over alleged medical negligence
• Perak farmers form human shield to rescue farmland
• For Chow, exercising hard power in a softer way
• 'Judicial service must be separated from legal service'
• Karyawan Malaysia backs segregation of films by language
• Madpet deplores arbitrary revocation of passports of 68 M’sians
• ‘RM90m from Najib’ claim is nothing but a rumour, says S'gor PAS
• Five reasons why public transport in M’sia is dearer than in S’pore
• S'wak PKR supports freeze on work permits for Petronas jobs in the state
• Hsien Loong: Extremist terrorism a fresh challenge for Singapore
• Another sex video scandal, now involving T'ganu politician?
• Penang FOI's restrictive clauses not cast in stone, says Ramasamy
• As Merdeka looms, pro-Umno portal tells M'sians to reject neo-colonialism
• Petronas says to conduct review on Canada LNG project
• Yellow or red, colour blind Gerakan Youth offers to find stadiums for all rallies
• What about Jho Low's dad, Guan Eng slams local media
• Respect for monarchy falls on how it responds to our crises
• S Thangasvari is first woman appointed as Perak assembly speaker
• DBS Bank tightens controls after 1MDB debacle
• The secret is to find a balance
• Demand action on 1MDB scandal instead, Bersih tells Gerakan
• MP: If CM's 'US wants to kill Malays' claim true, shouldn't we declare war?
• Johari: Gov’t mulling tax on digital business platforms
• PAS wants syariah in legislation too, not just EPF
• Penang Forum: CM's own consultants say trams cheaper
• Court to decide Sept 1 if Rafizi must enter defence over OSA charges
• Damaging our young children with screens
• Environmental destruction cause of decline in cockle production
• DAP rebukes PAS for abstaining to vote for Perak assembly speaker
• Oil falls as glut, profit-taking beat back optimism over Opec meet
• Bills passed, Sabah to get additional 13 state seats in next polls
• DAP: Return meritocracy to education to revive national schools
• Thailand and Indonesia open new airport terminals
• EPF’s Simpanan Shariah attracts 41,000 members
• Minister: 50 percent of employees opt for 8 percent EPF contribution
• US embassy opts for diplomacy in response to 'kill' Malays charge
• Orang Asal want cops to be impartial in land disputes
• Other races can be associate members in Dr M's 'bumi only' party
• Zaid: I will not join new party
• SOP to prevent haze in Miri City signed
• #TangkapMO1 rallies coming to Johor and Sabah, besides KL
• Dr M hospitalised for chest infection
• Four Kita Lawan accused get to pose constitutional queries to apex court
• 'We don't want cabinet of idiots who don't know who MO1 is'
• Zahid: Gov’t doesn’t hold back info on security situation
• Cheras residents arrested after 'human shield' against TNB pylon
• We want non-bumi ideas for new party, says pro-tem president
• Law shouldn't punish 'offensive' communication, says Youth Parliament
• DRB-Hicom to keep Proton
• PetroSaudi whistleblower Justo gets Thai royal pardon
• Preacher gets jail for possessing terrorism-related material
• Parts of Malaysia may be inundated by 2100, warns minister
• Unemployed man jailed 15 days for stealing six Milo packets
• Four skip PAC meeting to protest 1MDB issue not reopened
• In FFM row, director resigns, cinematographer returns trophies in trash bag
• Khairy: Umno must work hard to prevent members jumping ship
• Two hotel blocks destroyed in fire near KLIA
• Zahid: ROS will act professionally on registration of 'Bersatu'
• There’s a parallel universe with another Najib in it
• MO1 can run but can’t hide when criminal charges are laid
• Zaid won't join new party; director resigns over FFM; opposition boycotts PAC
• National debt a staggering RM630.5b despite oil and gas revenues