Lawyer and local council expert Derek Fernandez says government of the day can undo wrong in Bukit Kiara by declaring subdivision of land over the years was fraudulent and abuse of power.
Elvis is in the building
It was a freeze-frame moment as Hard Rock Cafe Kuala Lumpur celebrated Elvis Presley 41st death anniversary on August 16.
Bukit Kiara fiasco: 40-year betrayal of public trust
Government documents reveal RM49 million spent to acquire land in Bukit Kiara in 1976 to be turned into National Botanical Gardens – a plan that never materialised.
AES money won’t go to government, says Loke
Transport Minister Anthony Loke also stressed private companies should not carry out enforcement activities as he justifies the cancellation of fines collected from the Automated Enforcement System (AES).
Why, why, tell us why, Loke?
Anthony Loke may have engaged the wrong gear over AES announcement as the Transport Minister seems to condone motorists who break the law.
Farewell, Father Meehan
Sarawak Catholic community continues to mourn passing of much loved Rev Father James Meehan who was one of remaining two Mill Hill priests in Kuching.
Ragnotti: Rally has lost human touch
Rally veteran Jean Ragnotti tells Twentytwo13 what he hates about modern rally, his thoughts about Ken Block and his love for Kuala Lumpur.
‘Don’t touch me, ever again!’
Speak up if someone makes you feel uncomfortable with unwarranted advances because your silence only enables such behaviour and emboldens the perpetrator.
Silver expected from Malaysian hockey team
Former hockey internationals Maninderjit Singh and I. Vickneswaran say Malaysia should make it to the Asian Games final but will find it tough playing against favourites India.
Parenting course? Why not!
Bringing up a child is even more challenging than marriage but no one teaches you good parenting, says early childhood education expert Pua Chee Ling.
Asian Games: Tips for visitors to Jakarta
Fascinating Indonesia does things differently and visitors should have some understanding of how things get done.
High five to new online sports community project
Project High Five, an online community, is designed to improve youth sports experience. The youth sports specific community is launching in a time of crisis with increasing numbers of young athletes choosing to quit.