From malaysiakini.com: Environmentalists have condemned a trial plan to deploy millions of genetically modified mosquitoes in Malaysia to fight dengue fever, a report said today.

Malaysia has expressed concern about the insect-borne scourge after 25 people were killed in the first three months of the year.

From www.nst.com.my: KUALA LUMPUR: The Perlis government is considering proposals from four different companies to establish a high-speed broadband network in the state.

From thestar.com.my: PETALING JAYA: An overwhelming number of The Star readers want the Angkawasan space programme to be shelved because they feel it is a waste of public funds.

From thestar.com.my: PUTRAJAYA: Training for Angkasawan Mejar Dr Faiz Khaleed will go on despite the country’s space programme coming to a virtual halt.

From www.nst.com.my: KUALA LUMPUR: It was once considered "rubbish, a waste of time and anti-government", but recent changes in the political landscape have catalysed many politicians -- the same ones who once shunned the blogosphere -- to jump on the blogging bandwagon.

I HAVE learned that last year, the Australian government spent A$189 million (RM546 million) on "cleaning up the Internet" for Australian families, blocking pornography, upgrading safety features in search engines to spot chat-room sex predators and cutting off terror sites.