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Live – French lawyer briefs Malaysians on Scorpene case

A French lawyer, William Bourdon, is in Penang and will be briefing a crowd of diners on the progress of the judicial investigations into the Scorpene case.

Beng Hock committed suicide because of aggressive questioning: RCI

The royal commission of inquiry has ruled that Teoh Beng Hock committed suicide because of relentless pressure from aggressive interrogation by MACC officers.

Scottish uni to set up campus in Putrajaya?

A leading Scottish university in the field of science and technology is inching closer to setting up a campus in Putrajaya by 2014.

Najib’s Vatican trip: A letter to the Pope

A group of 365 Catholics and other Christians in Malaysia, including a string of priests and religious, have signed a joint letter to Pope Benedict XVI expressing their concern over Prime Minister Najib Razak’s official visit to the Vatican on 18 July 2011 in view of recent developments in the country.

Malaysians have a dream

This video clip captures vividly the mood on the streets during the Bersih 2.0 rally on 9 July.

‘Yellow fever’ reaches London

Prime Minister Najib received an unexpected ‘welcome’ from a group of Malaysians in London.

Relocate Penang Rifle Club away from Botanic Garden

A shooting range within the grounds of the Penang Botanic Garden is troubling regular garden enthusiasts who see it as incompatible with the surroundings.

Update on Bayan Mutiara

Latest on the Bayan Mutiara site. I think the public needs more details about the development and the financing of the land and whether there will be any green space provided for a park.

The time for composting has come

The MPPP is organising a community awareness programme on composting on 16 July 2011.