From www.nst.com.my: JOHOR BARU: The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry will have a practical, economical and effective mechanism for the distribution of subsidised diesel within six weeks.

From www.nst.com.my: KOTA TINGGI: The Home Ministry has forwarded a proposal to revise the salary and other incentives for the police force to the Civil Service Department.

From www.nst.com.my: KUALA LUMPUR: The Selangor government is free to set up a modern pig farm.
Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed said while the federal government imposed general policies, state governments could set their own guidelines.

From thestar.com.my: MALAYSIA Nanban, in its editorial, said it was surprised by the statement from the secretary of the Kedah wing of the National Union of Plantation Workers, I. Santhanadas, that about 86% of the estates in Kedah are still lacking piped water.

From thestar.com.my: KUALA LUMPUR: The restructured fuel subsidy scheme will see the removal of subsidy on diesel first.

From www.nst.com.my: GEORGE TOWN: He has been in office for just over a month but Deputy Chief Minister II Dr P. Ramasamy says he is already nose deep trying to sort out the mess in his semi-rural Batu Kawan constituency.

From www.nst.com.my: IPOH: Umno Wanita chief Datuk Seri Rafidah Aziz took a swipe at Pakatan Rakyat for remaining silent over its promise to reduce the price of petrol.

From thestar.com.my: PETALING JAYA: “I don’t know, I am not involved.” This was Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said’s response to recent press reports on the Women’s Sports and Fitness Foundation Malaysia's extravagant expenditures.

From thestar.com.my: PETALING JAYA: The proposed Kuala Lumpur-Singapore multi-billion ringgit bullet train project has been put on hold due to the high cost.

From thestar.com.my: PENANG: The Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) has projected a balanced budget for 2009 after at least six years of running on a deficit budget.