Archive - 25 October 2016

• Economist: Gov't corporate tax estimate 'too optimistic'
• Prioritise checking the truth of any information, says PM
• If the gov't stops its excesses, Bersih will stop, too
• Sustenance comes from God, Rahman Dahlan reminded
• Umno’s devious goal in creating a new normal
• Rahman Dahlan, stop meddling in the commercial arena
• Immigration chief warns of punishment for bribe givers, takers
• Maria Chin obtains leave to challenge travel ban
• Six dead after fire breaks out at Sultanah Aminah Hospital in JB
• 'Some public-listed companies back move to overthrow gov't'
• Varsity students, Kapar MP fume at short Deepavali break
• Tough to shrink the bloated public service, Tony Pua admits
• Consumer group to advise pork burger chain on multiculturalism
• Sorry no cure, you messed up in 76, DAP tells SUPP
• An unethical future
• Repairs to Penang High Court under way, to be completed by year end
• Guidelines for residential homes for children with disabilities
• ABN Xcess contractors protest, demand their due payment
• ‘Teng Chang Yeow’s lost direction’
• MP: Why the secrecy on Brazen Sky's fund manager and bank?
• An independent review for an optimised PTMP
• MPs: Husni's laundry list of 1MDB questions telling
• News attracting attention
• Najib didn't stick around for budget debate
• Federal gov’t debt remains manageable, says Najib
• Indonesian navy submarine launched in S Korea
• Noh: NPPC was set up to facilitate joint state, federal powers
• Can the Malay young rediscover their history?
• Penang exco trashes Gerakan's views on fish farming
• Penang Run organiser rapped for event day after Deepavali
• Student corruption a rude wake-up call
• Malaysian wins Hong Kong comedy competition
• Gov't urged to heed Azalina's stance on Bar's independence
• What steps are Home Ministry taking to overcome water woes?
• 'UK House of Commons shows Pandikar wrong on sub judice'
• Dapsy blasts unprecedented budget cut on tertiary education
• Father of three claims trial to raping 12-year-old
• CM lost in GE13 after playing political vengeance, Rahman Dahlan told
• Shafie: Proton, MAS created jobs but only Arul works for 1MDB
• Singapore launches online betting amid flak from conservative groups
• US Navy tested new command in latest challenge to China
• Shafie fears M'sia will become 1970s Philippines
• Being 'felt up' at airport riles up Bung Moktar, again
• DG: Staffers collapsed while trying to rescue patients from fire
• We're elected, you're appointed by MO1, DAP rep tells Pandikar
• Gov't may 'top up' shortfall for youth rental housing developers
• Man killed after NGV tank explodes at petrol station
• Ambiga: Gov't's blacklist of pro-Bersih law firms nothing new
• Parti Harapan Rakyat Sabah is Lajim's new party
• 'Sultan wants royal ward used, restoration work be done immediately'
• Rafizi launches online campaign to soothe fear of red-shirts
• Review specifications of old hospitals, urges Amanah after fire in JB
• Boycott expected at tomorrow's PAC hearing
• Rat on bread, bakery shutters Mid Valley outlet
• No Duterte-style anti-drug war for Malaysia, says DPM
• Minister: No element of sabotage in Sg Semenyih pollution
• Engineer in Sabah graft probe released on RM200,000 bail
• World's largest underground city planned for Bandar M'sia
• Umno MP questions former ministers' 'wavering stand' on 1MDB
• Petronas confirms explosion, says situation 'contained'
• MACC to soon wrap up documents separation in Sabah probe
• Escalator 'explodes' at shopping mall
• Patient killed in hospital fire on 23rd birthday
• Bodies of all six victims of hospital blaze claimed by families
• IGP rules out terrorism in JB fire, explosion
• Poverty rate in Sabah dropped to 4pct in 2014
• Najib skips budget debate; hospital blaze kills six; Rahman flayed over blacklist
• Just how safe are our public hospitals nationwide?
• So, taking money no matter the source okay as long as it goes to Umno?
• In targeting ‘pro-Bersih’ businesses, gov’t holds democracy to ransom
• Ideas moots shorter leash for GLCs in wake of 1MDB scandal