Archive - 1 June 2018

• Yoursay: More like Umno under threat, not Malays or Islam
• RMAF marks six decades of protecting the skies
• China daily: Malaysia will suffer for HSR cancellation
• AGC withdraws appeal to cite Guan Eng for contempt
• Megaphone or megaphoney diplomacy?
• Hannah Yeoh: Cancel MRT3 but improve bus service in Bukit Kiara
• Crucial time to reform political financing in Malaysia
• Taxpayers will pay, but not for fat cats
• Najib withdraws suit against Harakah
• FT lands director instructed to freeze DBKL land transactions
• Reform our education system
• Analyst reasons why Malaysia must have strong opposition
• Rafizi let off with good behaviour bond for OSA conviction
• Report: Tony Fernandes summoned by India's CBI on June 6
• Suhakam hopes its report will be debated in Parliament
• The opposition needs to buck up
• Rafidah: Forget Harapan's 100-day promise, let gov't function properly
• Test
• Ting's multi-billion project: Analyst rues shades of yesteryear crony capitalism
• Decision to scrap HSR should have followed due process, says Cenbet
• MRT CEO: Cancelling MRT3 not a mistake but country will need it in future
• NFC withdraws appeal against Mkini
• Kedah speaker issue must be resolved before July 1 - Mukhriz
• Suspected polling day terrorist nabbed - IGP
• PM questions loyalty of civil servants who campaigned for BN
• Reveal salaries and perks of top personnel, Sime Darby told
• Dr M denies pre-empting cabinet on HSR, says honouring promise
• Anybody with money can invest in Langkawi, says Dr M on Ting's project
• Evicted residents protest in Komtar, urge CM's intervention
• Anwar: Australia complicit in supporting BN's 'corrupt' administration
• PM: Up to ministers to decide if deputies needed
• Irwan Serigar resigns as Inland Revenue Board chief
• Arrest warrant out for fugitive Jamal, blacklisted by immigration
• BN reps apologise to Perlis ruler, but still against Azlan as MB
• M’kini CEO: MCMC still has role to play, but not as political tool
• Zero-rated GST begins
• Media can be independent regardless of ownership, says ex-newsman
• New twists emerge in Ting's RM30b Langkawi project
• The Edge-Straits Times debate on Justo continues
• 'Hope Fund' gets RM18.6m in 48 hours
• S’wakians celebrate Gawai on a merry note post-May 9
• Another rabies-related death in S'wak, death toll now 10
• Time to limit board positions held by gov't officials
• Protest held outside Malacca CM's residence over 'Umno' mayor
• Law reform, yes, but let's pay our top guns more
• Report: KJ gunning for Umno vice-presidency
• MOF under Najib agreed to RM5m ex-gratia for Arul Kanda?
• Cabinet to discuss RM100 transit pass proposal, cost factor
• S'pore says still waiting for clarification on HSR cancellation
• Annuar: GE14 results show Umno still top pick for Malay voters
• Gov't still studying ways to absorb Spad into MOT
• E-hailing - Spad to look into ways to break up monopolies
• MACC summons Rosmah over SRC International probe
• Abolish all the vernacular schools
• Rehiring foreign workers - Gov't ends services of MyEG, two other Immigration Dept vendors
• Jamal fleeing - Muhyiddin regrets 'negligence' by cops
• No place for arrogance in governance, cautions Rafidah
• 'Harapan debt ruse may be ploy to stall delivery of pledges'
• Paying GST better than donating to Tabung Harapan
• Civil servants can support who they want
• Who'll help my husband? Certainly not our welfare system
• PAS moots 'unity government' again, this time for Perlis
• Harapan pledges in jeopardy?; Rafizi off the hook
• Yoursay: Is Mavcom chief’s high salary justified?
• Khaled: Not proper to withdraw Pulau Batu Puteh suit
• Umno's whipping boys? Never again, says MCA's Wee
• There will never be a right time to 'spook the Malays'