A Pakatan state assembly member has urged the Penang state government to opt for rail transit instead of blowing RM8bn on more road infrastructure.
US tax authorities target evaders’ Swiss bank accounts
US tax authorities are probing whether a Swiss bank has helped Americans evade tax. Similarly, the Malaysian tax authorities should request data about the foreign bank accounts of Malaysians.
How embarrassing! Malacca monorail stalls again
This is the third time the (toy?) monorail has been hit by problems since it was launched last October to mark Malacca being accorded “developed state” status.
Old Penang: Magazine Circus (updated)
This was a unique roundabout in Penang, the intersection of six different roads – one of the ‘happening’ areas of old George Town.
Thailand flooding, Bangkok sinking: Sign of things to come
What exactly is causing the worst floods in Thailand? Now, Bangkok is going underwater – and this could be a sign of things to come. Consider ourselves warned.
Living in harmony with Nature
Over the years, as industrialisation and the ‘knowledge economy’ intensifies, we have lost the ability to live in harmony with the environment.
MTUC protest in Prai (video)
In case you missed the MTUC’s protest against the amendments to the Employment Act in Prai yesterday, here’s a short video clip.
Police on lookout for Komtar demo
Police have gathered at Komtar to keep a lookout for a planned gathering that was scheduled for 2.30pm.
Razaleigh on the scandal of the IPPs
Tengku Razaleigh highlights the scandal of the independent power producers and how it has cost TNB, consumers and the nation dearly.
Live – Spirited nationwide protests against labour law amendments
Almost a thousand people in Prai are braving a downpour to make their feelings known against proposed amendments to the Employment Act. The protest is part of a nationwide MTUC picket.
