Archive - 18 March 2019

• Boeing finalising software upgrade, revising pilot training for 737 Max
• Report: Umno drops plan to sue its former lawmakers
• Ethiopian Airlines black boxes show similarities to Lion Air crash
• Time to set up one-stop disaster national team
• Australian police raid homes linked to Christchurch gunman
• DPM: No magic wand, give Harapan time to repair damage
• Pakistan bestows national award on New Zealand mosque 'hero'
• Tok Mat's 'friendliness' a pull among some Rantau voters
• Daroyah is second female S'gor deputy speaker
• PAC wants YTL probed for RM24m marina on uninhabited island
• Tabung Haji asset transfers the best option, minister says
• Dewan Rakyat to debate Christchurch mosque shootings
• Gov't to table National Harmony Bill this year
• Freedom of speech, with responsibility
• Najib engaged in multiple tactics to delay his criminal trial: AG
• Chemical pollution: 119 discharged from hospital
• Minister to hold 'peace' meeting on the Christchurch attack
• Police arrest 12 Filipinos, 1 M’sian terrorist suspects in Sabah
• The wind is in Streram's sails
• Selangor sultan wants tougher penalties against river polluters
• Umno's 'strength' made MCA stay in BN - Nazri
• Rompin's air quality briefly reaches 'very unhealthy' levels
• Human rights and death sentence can co-exist
• Kepong MP chides 'fork-tongued' MCA for deciding to stay in BN
• Anwar says bound by manifesto on PAC chief but will hear Dr M out
• Anwar says his 'friend' Rameli now PAS supporter
• PAC chief - can a referee also be a player, asks Gerakan
• Make asset declarations compulsory, Anwar urges gov't
• Personal Data Protection Act under review - Gobind
• Ministry to provide food for 'starving' students in universities
• M'sia willing to consider issuing another samurai bond - Guan Eng
• Lawyer calls on S'pore to halt Malaysian's Friday execution
• Stop taking 'Nan Bao' capsules, consumers urged
• Two Goldman Sachs units to be summoned ahead of 1MDB case
• S'gor ruler issues decree to shut down unregistered tahfiz schools
• No M'sian students affected by Lombok earthquake
• School ordered to stop religious segregation of students
• PAS Youth threatens rally if DAP trio doesn't apologise
• Palm oil alternatives use more land, produce less yield
• DAP's 'communist' ties: Speaker to rule on Annuar's remark
• First month's salaries not paid - media workers lodge report
• Driver critically injured in Subang airport runway accident
• Najib: Closing my eyes in court doesn't mean I'm dozing
• Medical student apologises over sexist, racist rant
• Najib 'eggs' minister over rising living costs
• MP who defected to Harapan urges gov't to reduce LGBT numbers
• Socso contributions - Attitude of cab/e-hailing drivers appalling
• 'Dewan Negara can't stop anti-fake news repeal when it's re-tabled'
• Nga refuses to apologise for 'Taliban state' remark
• Pasir Gudang fish farms to be monitored after chemical dump
• Prosecution for Roger Ng's case wants more time as documents still abroad
• Women's March: Police record statements from three more
• YTL to PAC: No basis to say we're responsible for marina shortcomings
• Cops arrest nine men over chemical waste dumping in Pasir Gudang
• New Zealand mosque gunman 'lucid': lawyer
• Nik Nazmi: Harapan shouldn't dance to Umno-PAS' tune
• Paraquat ban won't have major impact on agriculture costs
• Dutch police hunt for Turkish man after three shot dead in tram
• Dewan Rakyat unequivocally condemns NZ mosque shootings
• Kepong MP claims Jamal-linked company among AP holders
• Here we go again
• Man charged with insulting Hinduism changes plea to not guilty
• Jamal-linked company 'awarded AP', and 9 other things that happened yesterday
• 13 charged with obstructing the work of public officials
• Zakir Naik not welcome to preach in Sarawak
• Yoursay: MCA can’t go it alone, it needs Umno