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| Time for the daring questions |
| A Ghani Ismail | May 13, 08 12:43pm |
| Is it time to call an end to Umno and for the members to seek more realistic means for regime change? |
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| Sultan Azlan Shah, loved by his subjects |
| Choo Sing Chye | May 13, 08 12:20pm |
| The prime minister gave the wrong impression of the rakyat’s ability to judge for themselves. Furthermore, the facts he presented are too flimsy to form a basis to make a police report against Karpal Singh. |
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| Children without childhood |
| Stan Yee | May 12, 08 11:14am |
| Long hours at school leave little to stimulate friendships, values and activities that build character. |
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| Prescription, dispensing, suffering (Pt 2) |
| Product Of The System | May 9, 08 4:11pm |
| The move to restrict doctors to prescribing only while conveniently ignoring the shortcomings and excesses among the pharmacy profession is biased and favors the pharmacists’ interests. |
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| Why sedition for Raja Petra? |
| Soon Li Tsin | May 9, 08 3:59pm |
| The government forgets that while laws can stifle words, it can't stifle ideas. Once the word is out, there is no taking them back. |
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| Prescription, dispensing, suffering (Pt 1) |
| Product Of The System | May 8, 08 12:34pm |
| Common scene in Malaysian healthcare: An anthology of errors initiated by doctors, propagated by the patient's health seeking behaviour and perpetuated by a pharmacist. |
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| Public transportation - an evaluation (Pt 2) |
| Moaz Yusuf Ahmad | May 7, 08 1:45pm |
| The very significant problem is that the service operated by Rapid (then and now) does not compare to the services operated by other bus operators across the world, even those receiving a much lower subsidy. |
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| Free press vital for developed nation |
| Chandra Kanagasabai | May 6, 08 1:38pm |
| Winning the confidence of the people would include wooing them back to trusting mainstream media. That objective cannot be realised if the restrictive provisions of the PPPA are allowed to remain. |
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| Of Anwar, terror and The Oz |
| Irfan Yusuf | May 2, 08 2:36pm |
Using the logic of The Australian, India's current prime minister is linked to al-Qaeda! So are the late Bhuttos of Pakistan. And why not, may be even Anwar? |
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| Wealth equity - Malaysia's challenge |
| Anil Netto | May 1, 08 4:02pm |
| Support for a new social economics was clearly evident in polls in the run-up to the general election. But will this lead to radical changes towards a people-led economy? |
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| Second bridge needs multi-dimensional solutions |
| Cheah Kah Seng | Apr 30, 08 4:19pm |
| The Penang government should consider financing the bridge with a private, corporate bond to be repaid from the toll fee. The project’s cost reduction from competitive tenders will make this possible. |
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| Sexism is no pastime |
| JJ Ray | Apr 29, 08 3:27pm |
| To say that the country is sympathetic about women's affairs would no less be a lie. |
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| Torch the Beijing Olympics |
| Manjit Bhatia | Apr 29, 08 1:56pm |
| But powerful and greedy global and Chinese commercial interests will lord over human decency. |
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| BN stuck in an old paradigm |
| Dzulkifli Ahmad | Apr 28, 08 1:01pm |
| It remains to be seen if Barisan Nasional can redeem itself and deliver its latest promises of reform. |
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| A spirit of intolerance |
| Andrew Khoo Chin Hock | Apr 28, 08 12:16pm |
| The real fraud on the electorate is to misunderstand the message that the Rakyat sent to politicians of all persuasions on March 8. |
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| Police and human rights |
| Mathew Sebastian | Apr 25, 08 12:44pm |
| The police role involves human rights protection because police are entrusted to protect the right to life and police maintain order so that all other rights we possess can be enjoyed. |
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| The March 8 poll-tergeist |
| RK Anand | Apr 25, 08 10:57am |
| Will Pak Lah survive the storm? Will Anwar become the next PM or is it going to be another case of being so close but yet so far? One thing however is certain, Malaysians have shown the politicians who's boss. |
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| An act of class |
| Chandra Kanagasabai | Apr 24, 08 4:16pm |
| If the sacrifices of the six judges in 1988 are to be recognized and made meaningful, the Judicial Appointment Commission must reflect a truly independent process of judicial appointment. |
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