Archive - 5 September 2020

• Factory linked to water pollution a repeated offender, and 9 news you may have missed
• Durian farmers demand money back after payment passed off as endorsement
• LETTER | Extradition stops where asylum granted
• COMMENT | Voluntary arrangements into early retirement must be genuine
• YOURSAY | The quid pro quo in abolition of vernacular schools
• Air Selangor turns on the taps, but some will get water earlier than others
• Russia's Covid-19 vaccine showed antibody response in initial trials
• Four brothers arrested over pollution that led to S'gor water disruption
• Muhyiddin gets Covid-19 boost but will it carry him through GE15?
• Widespread Covid-19 vaccinations not expected until mid-2021, WHO says
• COMMENT | Heads must roll in water pollution scandal
• Klang Valley at mercy of polluters: Time to greatly increase punishments
• Edict claims death in custody at Pengkalan Chepa prison
• Amanah MP urges govt to help musicians, nightclubs despite personal beliefs
• Why native land titles have become a hot-button issue in Sabah
• Water cuts: PAS protests at factory, minister promises tougher laws
• S'gor MB: Factory behind pollution incident to be demolished
• Covid-19: Six new infections, 21 recoveries
• No one in Umno, PAS more charismatic than Muhyiddin to be PM - Khairy
• LETTER | Women, children dying in long wait for 'sick hospital projects' completion
• Penang cancels year-end activities, celebrations - exco
• Proposed media council draft bill, report submitted to ministry - pro-tem chair
• The young in Johor do not need new youth-centric party -MB
• Factory behind S'gor river pollution to be demolished and 4 news you may have missed
• YOURSAY | Make national schools relevant again for all M'sians
• Kamala Harris says Trump not credible on possible Covid-19 vaccine
• Integrity key factor in naming PKR candidates - Anwar