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Malaysian Reforms Unlikely to Ease Overseas Selling, CIMB Says
On July 8, Najib broke ground on a 48 billion-ringgit mass rail network aimed at easing traffic congestion in Kuala Lumpur. The Internal Security Act was introduced in 1960 in the wake of an armed insurgency by Communist rebels, giving the police
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:51P
Australian PM pushes asylum law change
The proposed new laws would let the Immigration Minister send asylum seekers to third-party countries if it can be proved to parliament that to do so is in the public interest. Another Left member and former UN human rights lawyer, Melissa Parke,
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:51P
Australian PM pushes for asylum law change
The proposed new laws would let the Immigration Minister send asylum seekers to third-party countries if it can be proved to parliament that to do so is in the public interest. Another Left member and former UN human rights lawyer, Melissa Parke,
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:51P
The court was told Johnson was the boss of a gang of inmates who were against
The jury in the trial of Carl Williams' killer has been played graphic footage of the crime scene. The Barwon Prison footage shows the gangland boss lying on his back outside his cell wearing only red track suit pants and sneakers after emergency staff
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:51P
Citibank embezzlement accomplices set stand trial
The trial of Andhika Gumilang, the husband of suspected Citibank embezzler Inong Malinda aka "Melinda Dee", is scheduled begin at South Jakarta District Court on Monday. Prosecutors are expected to read out charges against Andhika, as well Malinda's
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:50P
Lawsuit may delay Alexander Crossing apartments
A pending lawsuit will likely delay construction of 134 new apartments in southeast Napa, but it is too soon to tell for how long. St. Anton Partners received City Council approval in August to build the Alexander Crossing apartments at 190 Silverado
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:49P
Greenpeace and Maoris move to block offshore oil-drilling plan
Wellington - Greenpeace and a Maori tribe on Monday filed a lawsuit against plans for oil drilling off the New Zealand coast, saying they violate international environmental law and the terms of an 1840 treaty with indigenous tribes.
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:43P
'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' win big at Emmy Awards
Peter Dinklage, the winning actor in the category for sci-fi fantasy "Game of Thrones," was awed by another winner, filmmaker Martin Scorsese, who received a directing trophy for "Boardwalk Empire." "Thanks. Wow. Wow. I followed Martin Scorsese.
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:43P
Anganwadi worker censured
Though the conduct of D Lakshmi deserved a severe action including criminal contempt of court, Justice K Chandru observed that considering the fact that she was a poorly paid employee and that she was a woman, gave an opportunity to express her regret
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:43P
SI injured while on patrol duty
Jayaraman was signalling to other vehicles about the parked jeep, when he was hit by a speeding van. He sustained serious injuries and was rushed to a private hospital. The Adyar traffic police later apprehended the van driver.
Updated: 09/18/2011 11:43P
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