Archive - 10 August 2018

• 1MDB lawyer's sterling credentials go viral
• In M’sia, photos need to be added, not subtracted
• Najib back in court for gag order hearing
• Doctor acquitted on causing death of Zahid's son-in-law
• Yoursay: Shafee is playing every card in his deck
• Jokowi picks cleric as running mate for Indonesian presidential election
• AG won't stand for mediocrity, says Hanipa on Equanimity row
• Penang to review age of consent for marriage, says exco
• Dr M fires up Asian Games athletes with glories from the past
• Zahid says BN not suspended, Annuar claims remarks taken out of context
• Equanimity Ltd seeks clarification on US role in yacht handover to M'sia
• US Embassy expresses solidarity with LGBT activists in Merdeka exhibit row
• Second round of protest against PIL1 and transport plan
• LGBTIQ: We are the experts of our lives
• Shia cleric Sadr retains Iraq election victory after recount
• Orang Asli seek Dr M's intervention in Kelantan land battle
• PKR polls: Over 100 divisions to hold dinner event in support of Azmin
• LA prosecutors review sex assault cases against three celebrities
• Remove Najib to show commitment to reform, Umno told
• Construction sector records RM35.6b in value in 2Q18
• The hypocritical act of removing LGBT portraits
• Zam: Criticism of Najib reflects dissatisfaction with Zahid's 'weak leadership'
• Contradicting reports of 11-year-old child bride’s whereabouts
• Manufacturers' group: Gov't should settle GST refunds before SST begins
• Najib's case: S'wak Report editor surprised to be dragged into gag order bid
• Irwan Serigar lodges MACC report on missing GST refunds
• Najib's supporters once again barred from entering KL court complex
• Perlis mufti: Siti Kasim's comments on LGBT 'immature'
• UEC debate 'much ado about nothing', says Ramasamy
• Teng: ECRL halt will not impact China's investment in M'sia
• MCA shells minister over 'military weakest in SEA' remark
• 24 new councillors ready to serve Seremban folk
• Penang mufti likens LGBT freedom to 'freedom for animals'
• South African deputy minister wants law on rape revisited
• Offer by Air S'gor a 28 pct discount of Splash's net book value
• MCA to use own logo for Balakong by-election
• Twelve year sentence on mechanic who subjected teacher to oral sex, upheld
• Seeking Dr M's intervention in fight for ancestral land
• Najib: Did Harapan gov't spend RM18b, yet accuse BN of 'robbery'?
• Kit Siang's daughter Hui Ying, Yusmadi appointed as senators
• Penang to seek financial aid from federal gov't for LRT, PIL1
• Customs Dept: Only RM63.5b of RM82.9b in GST refunds paid
• Malaysia, Indonesia team up to protect palm oil industry
• Denied! Judge rules gag order violates freedom of speech
• Kit Siang: Khaled wrong, all BN leaders who aided Najib are on trial
• Esscom wants Esszone gazetted as no-fly zone for drones
• Racial harmony bills: Suhakam wants public consulted first
• Don't use 'Maha Firaun', broadcasters told
• After a seven-hour wait, Temiars meet PM
• Chow ticks off NGOs for again claiming he changed his stand on highways
• Utusan group announces default on RM1.18m loans
• Mujahid: Stop discriminating against transgender people
• MACC to quiz Najib again, this time over 'stolen' RM3.5m
• Nisha: I never consented for my portrait to be used
• M'sia beats UAE in U23 friendly, but fight breaks out
• Missing child bride is in Thailand, claims husband
• We need anti-discrimination laws, not dress codes
• Bersatu set to accept 30,000 members from S'wak
• Malaysian coach: Row at football friendly was expected