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Well…the himself has (The Malay Mail)

In reply to Betrayed by YTL, says M. Saravanan : Well...the himself has replied and declared that YTL should deal with the Dep Minister as the Deputy has been delegated by the Minister to deal with this issue [...more]

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Church attacks in Malaysia deepen racial tension (MalaysiaNews.net)

(AP Photo)Police officers inspect damage at the All Saints Church in Taiping of Perak state, Malaysia, Sunday, Jan. 10, 2010 [...more]

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Welcome on board (The Star)

RED FM has recently signed up Pietro and he is the station’s newest star addition to the Red FM family. [...more]

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Perak DAP apologises for ‘frog doormat’ incident (The Malaysian Insider)

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 2 – As a result of being criticised by various quarters, Perak DAP today apologised to Malaysians who were offended by the actions of several party leaders who stepped on a poster bearing the facial images of three Independent Perak state assemblymen on Sunday. While admitting the act was wrong, Perak DAP secretary, Nga Kor Ming, hoped that issue could be put rest as soon as ... [...more]

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MCA unity plan needs a chance (The Star)

From VIJAY SHANMUGAM of Taiping, Perak [...more]

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A leg up in life for Nurfazrina (The New Straits Times)

KUALA LUMPUR: Nurfazrina Mohd Zamri can never forget that fateful day in 2006 when she fell on the slippery floor of a hostel at Kolej Multimedia in Taiping. [...more]

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Speaker stops bad-mouthing MPs (Malaysian Mirror)

IN THE DEWAN RAKYAT: Speaker Pandikar Amin Mulia, fed up of the bad-mouthing among MPs when debating issues, warned them not to demean each other. [...more]

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1 Malaysia,1 Heart ! let’s us (The Malay Mail)

In reply to Time running out for Chen and Tan : 1 Malaysia,1 Heart ! let's us all give hope to others & in future others will help us to. [...more]

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42 tonnes of sugar seized (The Star)

TAIPING: A total of 42 tonnes of sugar were confiscated from a rice godown at the Tupai light industrial area, the largest seizure in the country yet. [...more]

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Fallen WWII soldiers still honoured in Asia’s cemeteries (AFP via Yahoo! News)

More than six decades after the end of World War II, the graves of fallen soldiers are still carefully tended amidst Southeast Asia's jungles, paddy fields and emerging cities. [...more]

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