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Brighton Couple Accused of Medicare Fraud
A psychologist and his wife are facing charges that they defrauded taxpayers out of more than a quarter of a million dollars.
Woman seeks official help after ex-beau posts her nude pics online
A woman has turned to MCA Public Services and Complaints Department for help after her former boyfriend emailed her nude pictures to her friends, colleagues, and family members.
AirAsia launches low-cost courier in Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Budget carrier AirAsia on Thursday launched a low-cost air courier service in Malaysia, expanding its business to boost revenue amid the global economic slump.
Suicide attempt halts LRT operations
KUALA LUMPUR: A girl who threatened to jump from a bridge near the Light Rail Transit Pudu station here held up the LRT operations for about an hour today.
'No' to caning by Sessions Court judge
KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court ruled yesterday that a judge cannot play the role of executioner and set aside the caning sentence imposed on an armed robber.
MAS to suspend services to Stockholm, New York
MALAYSIA Airlines will suspend its thrice-weekly services from Kuala Lumpur to New York via Stockholm vice versa effective October 2009.
Man with oldest wife 'on heroin'
A 37-YEAR-old Malaysian man married to a 106-year-old woman has been arrested on drugs charges.
Malaysian opposition leader Anwara s sodomy trial delayed
Business Entertainment Sports Police check bags as people arrive at High Court in Kuala Lumpur for the trial of former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in Malaysia, Wednesday, July 8, 2009.
Government monitoring blogs closely says Rais
KUALA LUMPUR : Special units have been set up under both the Home, and the Information, Communications and Culture Ministries to monitor blogs and ensure that the content adheres to local laws.
AirAsia to turn Penang into fourth hub in Malaysia
Penang is suitable as a hub because it is a tourist destination and a fast-growing industrial and trading centre, says AirAsia BUDGET carrier AirAsia plans to turn Penang into its fourth hub in Malaysia as it continues to expand its network and add more destinations from the island.
Balance between work, personal life a priority among Malaysians: Study
MOST Malaysians believe that achieving a good balance between work and personal life is a major priority, according to a study by Kelly Services Inc.
Legoland Malaysia 1st in Asia, 5th in the world
LEGOLAND Malaysia is getting a bit closer to achieving its target as six people will be selected from a total of 80 job applicants to undergo training in California or Denmark to become model builders.
VIDEO: 'Makan free' in Manik Urai
Eat all you can...for free? It is not a gimmick but a service offered by a tycoon, grew up in Manik Urai but lost in three elections at the same constituency.
"Like a piece of me died:" Around the world, fans remember Michael.
"It's like a piece of me died...The music, the way he danced, the way he expressed it showed me how to live my life -- to be childlike and think about other people." Hannah Ralme, in Stockholm, Sweden, where about 50 fans lit candles and laid flowers in the main square.
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Thaksin just made transit stop at Kula Lumpur: Noppadon
Ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra was not on the run as alleged but had made a transit stop at Kuala Lumpur to refuel the aircraft before flying on to visit Fiji and four countries, his legal adviser Noppadon Patama said Tuesday.
US admiral says surveillance effort against North Korean cargo ship proved effective
The impending return home of a North Korean ship suspected of possibly carrying illicit cargo shows that efforts are working to enforce U.N. sanctions imposed against the country after its nuclear and missile tests, the chief of U.S. Naval operations said Monday.
Michael Jackson's international fans mourn idol alongside Los Angeles memorial
Michael Jackson fans around the world said Tuesday they would join in mourning the pop legend in solidarity with the thousands attending the official memorial in Los Angeles.
The 'High Chaparral' wrangle: State govt should handle issue, says Najib
KUALA LUMPUR: The Federal Government will not interfere in the Kampung Lorong Buah Pala issue in Penang, the prime minister said.
Malaysia's traffickers prey on refugees
RAMESHWAREN, a young Tamil asylum-seeker from Sri Lanka, speaks quietly, with a painful melancholy that belies his years.
3,194 receive funding for postgrad study under economic stimulus
The Higher Education Ministry has so far approved funding for 3,194 of 4,493 applicants to pursue postgraduate study at 19 private institutions of higher learning under the second economic stimulus package.