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Penang launches ‘green citizens’ initiative
The Penang state government has made a commendable move to launch a green citizens initiative.
Continue reading...60% say PKR won’t be affected in next GE
5. March 2010
An ntv7 poll over the news tonight asked viewers if they thought PKR’s performance in the next general election would be affected by the recent defections. The results were surprising: 60 per cent responded ‘No’, the party’s performance won’t be affected, with just 40 per cent saying ‘Yes’, it will be. All right, let’s do our own
Continue reading...The RM1.20 tomato
22. December 2009
Friend of mine bought a tomato for RM1.20 at the Tanjung Bunga market. Now you would think a RM1.20 tomato would have to be pretty special.
Continue reading...Perak Pakatan reps hindered, pushed, dragged
29. October 2009
Why did the authorities hinder Pakatan reps – and drag one of them – as they entered the Perak State Assembly yesterday? So that they could forcibly remove the Speaker’s attire from Sivakumar? It’s not good public relations for Najib’s OneMalaysia, is it
Continue reading...All calm ahead of Perak assembly sitting
28. October 2009
2142: An Ipoh resident reports just 12 hours ahead of what could be an eventful Perak State Assembly sitting: I have just returned from a (look-see around) Ipoh town and the Perak SUK area.
Continue reading...Bagan Pinang postal votes in spotlight
7. October 2009
This morning’s press conference at the Pas operations centre in Port Dickson to announce the party’s protest over the issue of postal votes: Photos by Jong Pas is expected to meet the Elections Commission this evening.
Continue reading...Penan issue exaggerated?
6. October 2009
The Sarawak Women and Family Council (SWFC) chairperson Fatimah Abdullah has said that the “sensitive” Penan issue has been highlighted and over-exaggerated because of their “political and commercial value”. It’s not that the Penan are more important than any other ethnic group in Sarawak – though they are one of the most marginalised groups in
Continue reading...Beyond FDI towards a sustainable economy
5. October 2009
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article on the Malaysian economy, which also touched on the net investment outflows from Malaysia in recent times: Capital outflows cloud economic outlook (Asia Times). That prompted a thoughtful response from an analyst who makes a valid point – that we must discard our obsession with securing
Continue reading...Joomla com_surveymanager (stype) SQL Injection Vulnerability
21. September 2009
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- What happens when it rains in northern Penang
- Botanic Garden arches to come down!
- Abolish ISA protest in Trafalgar Square
- Canadian property market receives lift
- Leaning Arch of Penang: A poem
- Leaning Arch: Now you can’t measure the tilt!
- Berjaya-owned Sun spotlights sports betting
- Is this the shape of things to come?
- Pyschopaths on the loose
- Sarawak NCR land development: A raw deal
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This is the scene when it pours in Chee Seng Gardens, next to a controversial condo development project, which has exposed the hill-slopes. Elsewhere, the sea off Miami Bay and Moonlight Bay turns a muddy orange. Photos by Chee Seng Garden residents and Hymeir Kamarudin of Batu Feringghi Something must be done
The much criticised Penang Botanic Garden arches, one of which is tilting, are to come down, the Tourism Minister announced today. Apparently the decision was made after another survey in USM revealed that 71 per cent of 1,225 respondents surveyed at the Garden wanted the arches removed. I am told Ng Yen Yen also
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Botanic Garden arches to come down!The Abolish ISA Movement (UK) held another demonstration outside the Tourism Malaysia office on Saturday, 26 June 2010. Click on icon on bottom right of frame to toggle to full-screen mode – Photos by Danny Lim
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Abolish ISA protest in Trafalgar Square
1. April 2010
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