Video footage of the anti-Lynas’ base camp being sealed. The protesters have since reportedly put up tents after the authorities closed down access to their post.
Think climate change won’t affect us? Think again. This was the scene yesterday in Kemaman (Terengganu), where motorists had to share the road with boats.
BN supporters have apparently blocked and attacked an opposition convoy trying to enter a Felda scheme in Negri Sembilan, a state that will be much watched in the coming general election.
As usual, in any impending privatisation exercise, they only want the profitable bits, while the loss-making or difficult bits remain for the public to bear.
The Penang Hill railway will be closed for annual inspection for a week in January – and this might be a good time to check the electric contacts. A worn out electric contact
Human rights lawyer and renowned poet Cecil Rajendra has converted his former law office in George Town into a reading room for the public.Cecil Rajendra at the opening of his reading room in Penang
Malaysians abroad are being told that the Malaysian government is extending the eligiblity to vote from abroad – but will the process be fair and transparent?
Malaysia is in third place for cumulative illicit financial outflows between 2001 and 2010. What a colossal shame. Source: Global Financial Integrity report December 2012
The mayor of Toronto is in trouble after he was found guilty of conflict of interest. How would Malaysian politicians fare under the same exacting standard?
Former students of St Xavier’s Institution celebrate a homecoming tonight after the La Salle Brothers reenacted the arrival of their predecessors in Penang to take over the school in 1852.
