Sharon Tan
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Stretching the ringgit: how families of 2-4 people do it
Housing, car loans and groceries take up most of the budget.
'Team PH' if RoS rejects Pakatan logo, says Amanah Selangor
The party’s state chief says Pakatan will instead go into the 14th general election as Team PH if its logos are rejected.
Religious leaders not concerned about graft, says Mat Sabu
He says the DAP has done more to fight corruption compared to religious leaders who support Umno/BN.
Amanah Selangor wants Mat Sabu to contest in state
Amanah Selangor chief Izham Hashim says state party members are very serious about the proposal.
Philippines commissioner held over Bersih do
Chit Gascon says he was initially denied entry for allegedly participating in an ‘illegal assembly’.
Letting refugees speak up does not mean criticising Myanmar
Paul Low says Rohingya refugees in the country want the space to express themselves.
Travel allowances for voters are not bribery
To show corruption, the enticement to vote must be proven. If it cannot be proven, it cannot amount to bribery.
Political funding law by GE15, says Low
Opposition remains to public funding as taxpayers object to certain causes and ideologies.
The economics of ikan kembung
The Indian mackerel might soon join the price-control list, which indicates the true state of the economy despite good underlying numbers.
Family of Singaporean man opted for discharge to seek treatment at home, says Health DG
Family chose to move hit-and-run victim while fully aware of risk in delaying treatment.
Pakatan can grab back Perak with Bersatu and Amanah, says ex-MB
Nizar Jamaluddin shares the opposition’s plan for silver state and how ‘dirty’ the politics is between state BN and Putrajaya.
Liow in 'Citizens' inflames, then inspires
Chinese Malaysians say what they think of MCA president in dual role of minister and citizen.
Tun Razak would be 'heartbroken' by current state of nation
Perak sultan says political parties play up religious, racial issues when late statesman stressed unity.
