Archive - 1 October 2019

• Khazanah must bide its time for asset sales
• Yoursay: Developers should sell 'nasi lemak', not 'wagyu steak'
• Day 16: Defence needs two weeks to cross-examine ex-1MDB CEO: Shafee
• Don't be used by extremists, fanatics, Education Ministry told
• Yoursay: Many are oblivious to poverty existing around us
• Umno grassroots pressure leaders to take Tanjung Piai seat
• Hit-and-run driver who rammed KL marathon runners arrested
• Taxpayers swarm IRB office for last-minute voluntary declaration
• Restive Hong Kong hunkers down as China's birthday celebrations begin
• Chinese companies rethink US IPOs after Trump's delisting threat
• Indonesia police fire tear gas as rallies over new laws turn violent
• Police probe pro-Hong Kong rally in KL
• Ministry views brutal killing of pygmy elephant as serious offence
• PPR residents happy with plan to station cops on their premises
• Adib's death: MP wants minister to answer in Parliament on suspects' whereabouts
• Tanjung Piai by-election on Nov 16, nomination Nov 2
• Ramasamy flays greenhorn Syed for questioning veteran Syed
• Ex-1MDB CEO says he was briefed by Rahman Dahlan before PAC grilling
• Shahrol paid RM99k a month, received 18-month bonus of RM1.4m
• PM's aide denies stating choices for Dr M's successor 'not great'
• Malaysia pushes for strict law to police vapes, e-cigarettes
• Illegal quarry operating in Penang is gross negligence, says NGO
• Taiwan condemns China's 'dictatorship' on 70th anniversary of communist rule
• Bonsai is the wrong analogy: Zuraida on Syed Husin's criticism
• China flexes military muscle to mark 70 years of Communist rule
• Shahrol: Arul Kanda said PMO wanted us to leave M'sia to avoid PAC hearing
• Tg Piai by-election: 18-year-olds can contest but can’t vote
• Major US investors have billions at risk in Chinese stocks
• US House impeachment probe intensifies as Trump rages about inquiry
• Zuraida wants to revisit waste separation at home initiative
• After reprimand from Maszlee, Nga is touched that many 'sayang' him
• Umno, MCA fume over polls-AGM clash, EC says unavoidable
• Stop playing God, PKR leader's divine censure for Dr M
• Protesters flood Hong Kong's streets on Communist China's birthday
• Uncalled for "stern warning" for missionary school
• Mat Sabu concedes Harapan faces uphill task in Tanjung Piai
• Riders strike - Foodpanda in talks with gov't
• MIER urges gov't to reintroduce GST in Budget 2020
• Jokowi opens door to dialogue with Papuan separatists
• Police will charge pygmy elephant killer under the Firearms Act
• Beware the anarchists in our midst
• Wither the predicament of 'floating' medical officers?
• Public university seeks RM400,000 donations to build wells, solve water woes
• The politics of squatting - well done to MB Peja!
• Malay Dignity Congress: Hadi to join Dr M despite Umno leaders panning event
• Ministry should reconsider disbandment of MNPC
• Malaysia wins big at world dance competition in South Korea
• Time to phase out the 'killer kapcai'
• HK protest: Hong Kong police shoot teen as protest violence escalates
• Malaysia can weather any potential economic crisis - Zeti
• Penang to consider a reduction in assessment rates for some properties
• New Johor PKR chairperson to focus on Tg Piai by-election
• Singapore 'fake news' law set to come into force on Wednesday
• Former SSM CEO, son to be charged for corruption tomorrow
• Childhood mental health issues originates from home - Experts
• Gov't mulls new policy to strengthen plastics industry - Zuraida
• Over 100 Foodpanda riders gather at Syed Saddiq's house
• Police hopes gov't will approve purchase of new assets in Budget 2020
• Umno, MCA disgruntled with by-election date, and 9 news from yesterday
• Leave no one with disabilities behind!
• Yoursay: Let the court judgment be a warning to all school bullies
• North Korea conducts another projectile launch after announcing US talks