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The Star/Asia News Network Wednesday, Oct 17, 2012 PETALING JAYA, Malaysia: A Malaysian scholar in Singapore created cyber furore after he posted nude erotic pictures of himself and his girlfriend in his blog called Sumptuous Erotica. Alvin Tan Jye Yee, 24, a National University of...

The Star/Asia News Network Saturday, Oct 13, 2012 FOUR tranvestites failed in their bid to challenge a Syariah enactment that stopped them from wearing women's clothes, Berita Harian reported. The four Muhamad Juzaili Mohd Khamis, 25, Shukor Jani, 26, Wan Fairol Wan Ismail, 28, and Adam...

The Star/Asia News Network Saturday, Oct 13, 2012 IPOH: Police have arrested an unemployed man after a report was lodged against him for raping his 18-year-old mentally-ill daughter. Ipoh OCPD Asst Comm Azisman Alias said the report was lodged at the Simpang Pulai police station by the...

The Star/Asia News Network Saturday, Oct 13, 2012 WHEN a 21-year-old woman wanted to end her relationship with her boyfriend, she was hit and threatened in front of her friends, reported China Press. Her friends did not dare stop the man who had gone to the woman's house in Kuala Lumpur...

The Star/Asia News Network Saturday, Oct 13, 2012 A TUITION teacher accused of running away with a 17-year-old student has been arrested on charges of kidnapping in Madurai. His distraught wife set herself on fire and died, reported Tamil Nesan. It was reported that P. Rajkumar, 40...

Reuters Saturday, Oct 06, 2012 KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian authorities have expanded a crackdown on suspected illegal gold trading activities, raiding a total of four companies suspected of taking deposits illegally, money laundering and tax evasion. A central bank spokesperson confirmed on...

The Star/Asia News Network Saturday, Oct 06, 2012 KUALA LUMPUR - Those blacklisted by banks have become victims of syndicates offering quick personal loans. Federal Commercial Crime Investigation Department principal assistant director 1 (investigation) Senior Asst Comm Datuk Lim Char Boo...

Re: KL cabbies living up to 'worst taxi drivers in the world' reputation There was only one driver who lived up to the number one ranking of “Worst Drivers” List, and I found him 100m to the left of Suria KLCC shopping mall's main entrance. He was surrounded by a group of burly friends...

Re: KL cabbies living up to 'worst taxi drivers in the world' reputation He set on getting to know me where I was from, what I was doing here and then offering several exciting trips for me to take: to Genting Highlands and back? RM250. National Zoo? RM100 (S$40). “In England, people have a...

KL cabbies living up to 'worst taxi drivers in the world' reputation By Natalie Heng The Star/Asia News Network Sunday, Oct 07, 2012 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA It didn't take much a backpack slung over my shoulders, an empty camera bag around the neck, some baggy trousers and voila, I...

Re: Time Malaysian cabbies play by the rules Badge of dishonour The KL taxi drivers may even want to dispute their ranking as the worst taxi drivers in the world, but those of us who travel far and wide know that this is a badge of dishonour which they must discard for their own good, and also...

Time Malaysian cabbies play by the rules By Wong Chun Wai The Star/Asia News Network Sunday, Oct 07, 2012 MALAYSIA - Taxi drivers in Kuala Lumpur have to accept the reality that competition from the free Go-KL bus service is good and timely. Don't expect full support from the majority...

The Star/Asia News Network Saturday, Oct 06, 2012 A 17-year-old girl faked unconsciousness to save herself from being raped, murdered and burnt. She was walking along the Bandar Sri Permaisuri roadside in Kuala Lumpur, taking her eight-year-old cousin from school, when the Thursday...

Our road ahead is tough and rough too, say Malaysian taxi drivers Sunday, Oct 07, 2012 The Star/Asia News Network GEORGE TOWN, MALAYSIA - Taxi drivers here are still refusing to use the meters, giving the excuse that they would not be able to earn a decent income on existing rates...

Sunday, Oct 07, 2012 The Star/Asia News Network PETALING JAYA, MALAYSIA - Taxi drivers end up cheating passengers or being rude to them due to frustration and desperation, according to Sunlight Radio Taxi Services executive director Choi Wei Yee. She said the root cause of the...

Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency officers boarding the boat in the waters off Teluk Ramunia in being briefed on the heritage room by Pengerang, Johor on Wednesday. (Inset) One of the song birds seized from the boat. New Straits Times Friday, Sep 28, 2012 JOHOR BARU - A boat carrying...

The Star/Asia News Network Friday, Sep 28, 2012 MALAYSIA - Nearly 1,000 single Muslims in Pahang were caught for khalwat (close proximity), the leading syariah offence in the state this year. Deputy head of the state Islamic and Malay Customs Council (MUIP) Datuk Seri Wan Wahid Wan Hassan...

The New Paper Saturday, Sep 29, 2012 An Indonesian woman was allegedly beaten up with a hockey stick and a ladle by her employers in Johor Baru, Malaysian newspapers reported. This is believed to be the first case of maid abuse since Indonesia lifted a ban on sending domestic helpers to...

The Star/Asia News Network Saturday, Sep 29, 2012 SHAH ALAM, Malaysia - Police have received 23 reports nationwide against a postgraduate who had allegedly insulted Islam in his Facebook posting. The 25-year-old student has been remanded until tomorrow. Selangor CID chief Senior Asst...

The Star/Asia News Network Saturday, Sep 22, 2012 BUTTERWORTH, MALAYSIA - The 29-year-old woman who was alleged to have been pushed out of a car by her mother and left stranded by the roadside in Mak Mandin has been placed at a non-governmental organisation transit centre for women in Bagan...