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Today: Friday 3 Sep 2010
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Aggregated Malaysian News

• 'Racist' remarks: PSD to table investigation paper - Free Malaysia Today
The Public Service Department (PSD) will table an investigation paper on the principal, who is alleged to have made racist remarks, to the disciplinary board of the Prime Minister's Department after Hari Raya...
• Malaysia's Timber Giant and the US Sub-Prime Crash - Asia Sentinel
Samling Global Ltd., the giant logging company controlled by the timber tycoon Yaw Teck Seng and favored with numerous timber licenses by Sarawak's Chief Minister, Abdul Taib Mahmud, played an extraordinary and unlikely role in the US housing bubble and crash...
• Dr Ling says guilty if Dr M says so - The Malaysian Insider
...''I would like to say thank you very much to him because that is very generous of him because he was chairing the Cabinet meeting and I am being charged for cheating the whole Cabinet...
• Don't Turn Roads Into Rivers Of Death - Najib - Bernama
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak on Friday appealed to motorists to drive safely and help prevent roads from becoming rivers of death ...
• There Is Money In Money - tvsmith.my
This Hari Raya, there is money in money. I was at the crowded Bazar Larut Malam Danau Kota when I noticed money flying everywhere...
• Maid on the run caught during job interview - The Star
An Indonesian maid wanted in connection with the murder of a baby had no qualms about going for a job interview in Ampang...
• PKFZ: Ling wants cabinet papers declassified - Malaysiakini
Former Transport Minister and MCA president Ling Liong Sik has applied for the case against him to be transferred to the High Court in Kuala Lumpur...
• The Malaysia story – truth, history, propaganda - Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia, it is being written, is celebrating its 53rd year of independence since the departure of the British colonialists...
• Malay Mail editor charged for satirical blog post - The Malaysian Insider
A Malay Mail editor was charged in the Sessions Court here today with publishing false information, in what his lawyer said is the first time someone is being prosecuted for a satirical blog post...
• 'Unrail' deal for KTMB - Sun2Surf
Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad is expected to get RM200 million for its prime land in Bangsar. It is still less than half the value for the 8ha property which was the former headquarters of Unilever...
• Taoist temple blog falls victim to hacker - The Star
The blog of a 120-year-old Taoist temple here has become a victim of a cyber attack by a person claiming to be an Indonesian hacker...
• NEP policies keeping Malays 'poor' and 'weak', say analysts, politicians - The Malaysian Insider
Analysts and politicians have hit out at Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad for wanting an indefinite continuation of pro-Bumiputera New Economic Policy (NEP)-style policies...
• Early presidential polls in MIC? - Free Malaysia Today
On the surface, it all appears quiet on the MIC front. But the grassroots is abuzz with news of a possible early presidential election...
• Video of woman throwing live puppies into river sparks online outcry - CNN
A video apparently showing a young woman throwing live puppies into a river has sparked outrage across the Internet...
• Retailers Race to Bid on Carrefour's Asian Assets - New York Times
At least four retailers from Europe and Asia are poised to submit first-round bids for Carrefour’s roughly $1 billion-worth of Southeast Asian assets...
• Mais bars Teo from visiting suraus, mosques without its nod - The Malaysian Insider
The Selangor Islamic Religious Council (Mais) has warned Serdang MP Teo Nie Ching not to enter the prayer areas of any suraus or mosques in Selangor...
• Spending On Visa Card Touches S$154 Million During Young Olympic Games - Bernama
Spending on foreign Visa-branded payment cards in Singapore jumped 38 per cent to S$154 million...
• No third extension for IGP Musa - Malaysiakini
Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan has not been given a third extension and will be replaced by his deputy Ismail Omar...
• Racial slurs: Penang discipline teacher apologises - The Star
A discipline teacher of a secondary school in Bukit Jambul who used racial slurs and vulgar words against five students has apologised for his actions...
• Spy cam: MB sets up internal task force - Free Malaysia Today
Insisting that a police report is not necessary, Selangor Menteri Besar Khalid Ibrahim has instead set up an internal task force to investigate the mysterious spy camera that was discovered at his office recently...
• BP to sell off stakes in Malaysia business - FT.com
BP, the UK energy group, is selling stakes in two petrochemical production businesses to Petronas, the Malaysian state energy company, for US$363m in cash...
• S'gor palace suspends use of 'Dato' title by duo - Malaysiakini
In a rare move, the Selangor palace has temporarily stopped Dr Ling Liong Sik and Phang Oi Choo from using the Dato title bestowed on them by the sultan...
• 'SUPP is scared of Taib' - Free Malaysia Today
The Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) is in a quandary – should it continue to support Taib Mahmud as chief minister and the leader of the state Barisan Nasional...
• Air Supply to tour Malaysia - The Star
Love will in the air in November when romantic pop duo Air Supply embarks on its 35th anniversary tour with three concerts in Malaysia...
• BBC's HARDtalk denies bowing to Putrajaya - Malaysiakini
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has denied that it bowed to pressure from the Malaysian government in dropping its HARDtalk interview with infamous blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin...
• In Jasin, a school for pregnant teens… without students - The Malaysian Insider
The nation’s first school for pregnant teens — dreamt up by Melaka Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam— is slated to open its doors today, but the demand appears to have fallen short of the supply...
• 2nd parcel bomb victim dies - Sun2Surf
The man who was seriously wounded when a homemade bomb exploded in an apartment block in Desa Tun Razak, Cheras on Sunday died today at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital...
• 22 Couples Nabbed For Khalwat - Bernama
Twenty-two unmarried Muslim couples were nabbed for khalwat (close poximity) in an operation carried out the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (Jais) in conjunction with the Merdeka celebration...
• A blaze of glory at 53rd national day celebration - NST
It was a sight to behold, a sound to reckon with and a moment to cherish as intense patriotic spirit rose into the air and hung there as thousands of people joined the national leaders for the 53rd National Day celebration...
• Another attack by Umno against Guan Eng making its rounds - Malaysiakini
Another allegation involving Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng purportedly slaughtering a sacrificial cow for the Muslim community has irked PAS, who said it was meant to destroy the party's relationship with its allies...


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