Noel Achariam
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Choose Pakatan for Tanjung Piai, says Dr Mahathir
We can fulfil our promises as government, MCA in opposition cannot, prime minister says.
Putrajaya to amend draconian laws soon, says Dr Mahathir
Prime minister says controversial sections of Sosma under review to prevent abuse, wants changes in current Parliament session.
Bike-hailing services to start in January
Trials in the Klang Valley with aim to expand services if there’s demand, says Anthony Loke.
Missing pastor’s family to hold rally ‘so Malaysians don’t forget’
November 16 event to mark 1,000th day of Raymond Koh’s disappearance.
Asylum for Jho Low? Seriously? asks Human Rights Watch
His ostentatious lifestyle funded by money stolen from the Malaysian people is indication of nothing but unadulterated greed, group says.
Taxi drivers set to make Tg Piai a 4-way battle
It is to teach both Pakatan and BN a lesson for failing industry.
Ombudsman ready for cabinet’s approval, says Liew
The Ombudsman will be able to hear and investigate cases of mal-administration and will be tabled in Parliament once approved.
Putrajaya reviewing Whistleblower Protection Act
Law Minister Liew Vui Keong says much has changed since act introduced, needs amendments.
Why question vernacular schools’ legality now, educationists ask
Chinese and Indian groups vow to fight motion filed by lawyer, say it's just another 'trick' after Malay Dignity Congress.
Wives of Tamil Tigers suspects end hunger strike
Women can visit detained husbands on Deepavali, while awaiting court decision on habeas corpus motion.
Support grows for Tamil Tigers detainees’ wives on hunger strike
Scores of well-wishers are going to Bukit Aman, where the women are camped for the sixth day, to offer them moral support.
Ronnie Liu won’t retract Dr Mahathir criticism
DAP central committee member says Pakatan Harapan parties can survive without Bersatu.
Time to bury draconian Sosma, say civil society groups
Law open to abuse by authorities, falls short of international standards of fair trial.
There was never any fuss over interfaith prayers, says Penang mission school board
We've been having interfaith prayers on speech day for years and no one has complained, say administrators.
Pastor’s wife goes global to talk about ‘enforced disappearance’
Susanna Liew shares family’s experience in Washington, Helsinki, London with South Korea next stop.
