Archive - 20 March 2019

• Yoursay: Curriculum reform not enough for schools ‘to be great again’
• Yoursay: Harapan needs to be proactive, not reactive
• Think out of the box? You must be joking!
• Defence Ministry land swap deals against financial regulations, says Dr M
• Shafie wants construction of two new Sabah dams expedited
• US jury finds Bayer's Roundup caused cancer
• Penang local council to act against illegal plastic dumpsite
• Global probe underway to build profile of Christchurch shooter
• DPM: French leaders admit campaign on M'sian palm oil baseless
• Mida to boost investment in value-added palm oil products
• Burials begin for New Zealand mosque shooting victims
• Why weren't ECRL cost questions raised with BN, Dr M asks opposition
• Why Najib keeps delaying his trials
• Don’t tell women politicians what colour to wear - Wong tells S’gor speaker
• Are we serious about making our air and water cleaner?
• Mahathir claims ECRL may end up costing a whopping RM130b
• 'Tembak' has various meanings, Umno man tells DAP to brush up on BM
• What we know about Boeing 737 MAX crash and what comes next
• Penang Structure Plan 2030 to include mega-projects, reclamation
• Combatting global warming, one person at a time
• PM: Gov't has received offers to buy MAS
• Kelantan introduces incentives to attract private investment
• Stop harassment and intimidation of Women’s March organisers
• Gerakan: Is Penang still Putrajaya's stepchild?
• We may halt some EU imports over palm oil row, says Dr M
• Australia cuts annual immigrant intake 15 percent, key cities off-limits
• MP tells gov't to start walking the talk, outlaw stalking
• Daim denounces 'Malays under threat' as nonsensical political rhetoric
• Policeman still harassing my wife, claims postman
• Najib admits ECRL can cost RM130b - under 'impossible' circumstances
• Using Batman toy, witness tells how EMRS van may have run over firefighter
• Rosmah to apply for stay of decision transferring solar project case to high court
• Dr M: Daim has certain abilities needed as negotiator with China
• First Orang Asli MP turns heads with traditional headgear
• Police can still use Sedition Act, says home minister
• Dr M hopes S'pore will see death penalty as 'excessive', spare S'wakian
• Activists deem public hearings on Penang Structure Plan a 'total farce'
• Family of M'sian on Singapore death row files clemency petition
• Appeals Court strikes out Streram's suit against EC and former returning officer
• Learn from history, MP tells gov't on new privatisation plans
• Dr Strange slashes business ties with Dr M's son
• It is about discipline - S’gor speaker defends ‘dark blazer only’ rule
• The limits of empathy
• Kelantan to remain without cinemas
• An open letter to M'sian employers, from a fresh grad
• Toxic waste: Johor Education Dept to decide on replacement of school days
• Malacca approves motion to limit CM's tenure to two terms
• Voice recorder of doomed Lion Air jet depicts pilots' desperation
• FRU didn't respond to attack on trucks due to 'standby' order
• It's rule of law, not rule by law - CJ reminds judges
• First EAC meeting gets underway
• Bersatu man: S'gor can be world's biggest ganja producer for medical use
• Nga urges Noh to apologise for House ruckus
• Bung backs law against party-hopping 'like frogs and monkeys'
• 46 more potential dumpsites identified in Pasir Gudang
• DBKL officers to be reshuffled every few years to combat graft
• Socso: RM3.7b in benefits paid out to contributors last year
• Pakistan to confer highest civilian award on Dr M
• Two companies shortlisted for third national car project
• Ex-Bosnian Serb wartime leader Karadzic given life in prison
• Mawar Medical Centre fined RM100k for operating without licence
• Actor severs ties with Dr M's son, and 7 things that happened yesterday
• Can Streram beat Mat Hasan in Rantau?
• Penang CM: Feasibility study needed on Kulim Airport
• Wisma Putra confirms missing teen killed in NZ massacre
• Saturday's solidarity rally is for all, free from politics - Mujahid
• Yoursay: To let MAS soar, gov't must let it go