Archive - 28 November 2017

• Yoursay: Even the gov’t cannot be trusted to protect our data
• Deputy minister defends army voters in camp under construction
• Cost of 'Ladang Sejahtera' projects hiked by more than 100pct
• Sabah, S’wak should lead charge for English-medium schools
• The biggest culprits in the property market in Malaysia
• Irregularities found in billions worth of Bintulu Port projects
• 'Protecting stolen telco data would have been simple'
• Gov’t agency fails to collect RM240m in loan repayments
• Expect toll hikes if BN wins GE14, says DAP lawmaker
• Immigration: 790,186 M'sians have been blacklisted
• Yoursay: Associating 1MDB with religion a stretch, even for Jasa
• Indonesia extends Bali airport closure due to volcano eruption
• Less Jasa staff needed if Harapan lies less: BN strategist
• 'Extremist' Jamal not fit to challenge Azmin, says MB's aide
• The unflattering reality of Hindraf's demands for Malaysian Indians
• The impact of marine sand mining in Johor
• Putrajaya expects ECRL to break even in 8 years
• Court acquits Adam Adli of Kita Lawan rally charge
• Mission schools for English-medium schools
• Audit showed no 'big fraud', says Irwan Serigar
• Parliament turns down Surendran's motion to free Anwar
• Irwan: Bandar M'sia master developer to be announced when ready
• No HRDF levy for SMEs in Penang, Kedah and Perlis for six months
• Nancy: BRT cancelled as it would overlap LRT3
• Hit by a thunderbolt, PKR rep says 'focus on big issues'
• PKR man fires questions at MCMC after data leak
• Salleh: M'sian women more prominent in economic, education and health sectors
• 'Mulut celupar' Ku Nan apologises over 'slow learner' remark
• Anwar seeks to strike out KJ's notice of appeal on defamation suit
• Small group controls half of RM207b ASNB units
• Jessica Chew appointed deputy governor of BNM
• Khalid files application to strike out Puncak Niaga lawsuit
• Dental Bill 2017 tabled in Parliament
• Bung Moktar: Emulate Philippines, shoot drug traffickers
• Pahang MB apologises for threatening to punch DAP rep
• Siblings involved in tahfiz fire get two months' jail for drugs
• Chinese general kills himself amid corruption probe
• Don't let personal differences get in the way of aiding the people
• Boy drowns in canal, first victim of Terengganu floods
• DAP leader asks ROS to probe party's reelection
• MRCB, Gamuda form consortium for KL-S'pore HSR tender
• Police report lodged against Ongkili, TNB to stop work on dams
• Real estate agents call for more nuanced view of property market
• Did you get the millions or not, Johor Harapan asks MB
• MACC: Witness statement on Johor graft case was leaked
• SIB appeals denial of access to 'Allah' ban documents
• Jong-nam was wheezing due to low level of enzyme, doctor says
• MH370: Next-of-kin fail to retain MAB, Air Force as defendants in lawsuit
• Banjir: TNB gerakkan pasukan bertindak kecemasan
• Home Ministry nixes suggestion of gunning down drug runners
• Dewan Rakyat passes Budget 2018
• Pahang MB: Bauxite mining still a problem despite moratorium
• Immigration arrests another in RM13.5m Sabah sex ring sting
• Number of flood evacuees in Kelantan jumps to 5,016
• Two Adnans say sorry; Najib volunteers at Jamal's restaurant
• No arrest yet in shooting of Gani’s driver, says Zahid
• Another dodgy building purchase by Mara in Melbourne