A new civil society coalition, Safer Malaysia, takes crime busting by the horns and plans to go on the warpath to make Malaysia safe again.

UPDATED 7.21PM Its construction next to a quarry lake has residents up in arms over dangers of land collapse and flooding.

UPDATED 7.20PM Teo Nie Ching finds her car burglarised and fumes as the cops take hours to attend to the case.

UPDATED 3.25PM It ticks off the Chinese educationist group for wanting multilingualism included in national education policy.

UPDATED 9PM DAP rep screams conflict of interest as Noh Omar is agro minister, but the company says he is just landowner.

Two Pakatan Rakyat members of the PSC on polls reform says the EC appears to be 'buying time' over the proposal to allow overseas voting.

UPDATED 2.30PM A PKR senator asks what the government will do with the money, having upped its polls budget by RM660 million.

Analysts prefer Chua and Guan Eng to place less emphasis on their past achievements, and instead provide a precise blueprint of the future.

The historic Kuala Lumpur stadium will stand against the onslaught of the MRT and Menara Warisan, says its sec-gen.

UPDATED 8.30PM One government official came, but left before the dialogue session started, leaving land owners fuming.

UPDATED 2.45PM Its Tanjung Karang division paid a mere RM130,244 for a 1.2ha plot, says Ng Suee Lim.

UPDATED 4PM 'I am holding a PC tomorrow to strip Tee Yong's complicated accounting allegations naked,' vows Pua. [VIDEO INSIDE]

UPDATED 3.44 PM The central bank tried every trick in the book to delay the process with H&I Niaga, decries Pua. [VIDEO INSIDE]

UPDATED 5.55PM Commenting on the hidden camera, the MB says he expected this as part and parcel of dirty politics.

UPDATED 5.55PM Abdul Khalid Ibrahim again rallies behind his political secretary over Faekah Hussin's involvement in a support letter row.

UPDATED 7.50PM MB Khalid says the accusation has tarnished the good name of the Selangor gov't. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The home minister finally breaks his silence, eleven days after a group of ISA detainees went on a hunger strike.

The government should shut down the detention camp in Kamunting and convert it into a heritage site, urges an anti-ISA group. [VIDEO INSIDE]

'If this is true, then they should ask their family members to lodge a police report, and let us investigate,” says the police PRO.

UPDATED 12.45PM One item on Fomca’s GE13 wishlist is to be under the care of the PM’s Dept to give them more muscle.

'Excessive' freedom in using other languages has resulted in Bahasa Malaysia being sidelined, laments a writers group.

UPDATED 2.54PM After navigating past several police roadblocks, protesters held a sit-in protest near the Lynas refinery.

The group will continue the Occupy agenda today by embarking on an 11-km convoy of people from Balok beach to the Lynas plant.

UPDATED 6.34PM Indera Mahkota MCA Youth chief David Choi says the PSC is merely a 'Lynas spokesperson'.

UPDATED 6.40PM Himpunan Hijau says if the gov’t is upbeat that the plant is safe, then they should go right ahead but will face the people’s wrath.

UPDATED 5.50PM Protesters plant banners on the beach to launch their 24-hour occupation against the rare earth plant.

Security in Kuantan has been tightened for sporting events, not because of the Occupy Balok-Gebeng event.

Enjoy local delicacies, such as keropok lekor and kuih bakar with peace of mind. But what will happen after the Lynas plant starts operating?

UPDATED 2.55PM Protesters will gather at Balok beach with 500 black banners to send a very solemn message to Lynas.

UPDATED 2.55PM He is not impressed with talk of reviving a Chinese independent school in Kuantan.