Archive - 22 November 2016

• Seven-year wait for new police training centre
• The Umno state wages war against Maria Chin Abdullah
• High concentration of heavy metals in river water at bauxite mining area
• Auditors dig up suspicious dredging deal
• Trump to withdraw from TPPA deal on first day in office
• Police announce ban on Jakarta demo planned for Dec 2
• Dr M denies giving RM500m contract without cabinet approval
• MP wants Parliament to fast-track ‘religious conversion of minors’ bill
• Vigils held in other states urging Maria’s release
• Trump meets with cabinet hopefuls, outlines plans for first day in office
• Will new political parties have impact on Umno?
• Strong quake strikes New Zealand
• US State Dept warns about possible attacks in Europe during holiday season
• Penang gov't fails in bid to challenge minister's order on PPS
• Condemn Sosma lest be deemed 'eunuchs', MTUC told
• Maria Chin files habeas corpus to challenge Sosma detention
• MPs march to Bukit Aman to demand Maria's release
• What difference would the audit report make?
• PAS MPs ready to face party action for attending Bersih
• Blatant abuse of Sosma to detain Maria under this law
• Jamal: Ku Nan senile for action against red-shirts
• Resolution tabled in Penang assembly to condemn Maria's detention
• Four days without bathing inspires Jamal to launch ‘Bersih 7’
• Gov't hospital kept five-year load of expired drugs
• Exemption of licence fees, assessment rates in Selangor lauded
• Stop insults before fists fly, Pandikar warns MPs over 'Kok row'
• Man fined RM9,500 for sending offensive tweet to PM
• Reezal: Don’t dispute gov’t’s approach to boost ties with China
• Tony Pua recalls KJ saying holding peaceful rally not Sosma offence
• How it feels to put a Trump presidency into context
• Zahid invites Muslim MPs for briefing on Hadi’s bill
• Umno reps walk out of Penang state assembly
• No qualified bidders, but RM71.49m project awarded
• ‘Malaysia’s duty to help end the genocide of Rohingya’
• Stop finding excuses to bring back ISA, says Gerakan's Baljit
• Pandikar, lawmakers urged to go for gender sensitivity training
• Bishop appalled by BN leader’s misconstruction
• An open letter to all Members of Parliament
• Bersih protester abused online after fake 'Malay monkey' posting
• MCA: BN's low non-Malay support partly due to small group of Umno members
• Armand: Tunku's granddaughter has freedom to label Jamal 'uncouth'
• Thai lawmakers told to stand by as ascension date approaches
• Up to 60,000 people are Uber and Grabcar drivers
• Tajuddin lashes out at media when grilled on 'Kok row'
• Another scion of Tunku admonishes Jamal's red-shirts
• PKR Youth warns against sugar price hike amid negotiations
• Dr M: Gov't broke its promise by detaining Maria under Sosma
• Sosma must not be abused to quell dissent
• Why no action on Perda for selling below market value, asks Guan Eng
• Nalla, Utusan fail in bid to include portions of sodomy I judgment in defence
• While churches fume, Gerakan's Yong apologises
• Dr M ashamed to be Ibrahim Ali's friend
• M’sian currency still widely accepted by foreign moneychangers
• Ministries to identify staff involved in Bersih 5
• 'Stinky' Jamal should shower 15 times a day, says Dr M
• The people are not the enemy
• FGV suffers 23.3m pre-tax loss in third quarter
• Hadi's motion to be tabled this week, Zahid says
• Citing sub judice, Zahid, Nur Jazlan keep mum on Maria's detention
• Nur Jazlan: No plans for new autogates
• UM summons quartet over TangkapMO1 rally
• Teng scoffs at CM's threat, adds more claims on Pulau Jerejak deal
• Budget 2017 passes Dewan Rakyat, most PAS MPs absent
• 'Kok row' escalates; Dr M disses 'stinky' Jamal; Budget 2017 passes
• In defence of bishop for supporting Bersih
• Like others, Christians too have a right to stand for justice
• Putrajaya seeks to renew Sosma detention powers