KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief

Cops reveal partial haul from condo

The police have counted cash found in 35 bags retrieved from a posh condominium in relations to the 1MDB investigations but there are still 37 bags filled with luxury items to go. The total amount of cash was RM114 million.

Investigation chief Amar Singh said his team of experts will verify whether among the items seized from the Pavilion Residences linked to former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak included “gold bars”.

The haul was part of investigation on three condominium units. Amar confirmed that Najib's children were residing in two units, while another was owned by a "Tan Sri".

Putrajaya has ordered the Inland Revenue Board to investigate Penang-born businessman Jho Low in relations to funds misappropriated from 1MDB.

Swiss national Xavier Andre Justo told Malaysiakini he did not steal data from PetroSaudi International - 1MDB's former joint-venture partner - nor blackmail his former employers.

He related how the horrors of a Thai prison had made him sign confessions under duress.

Najib hits back at Guan Eng

Najib criticised Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng for "spooking" investors for claiming that the national debt stood at RM1 trillion.

He also criticised Lim for misleading the public into thinking that Putrajaya was forced to bail out 1MDB to the tune of RM7 billion over the past year.

Eight Perlis BN lawmakers lodged police reports against the appointment of Azlan Man as menteri besar on grounds that this violated the Federal Constitution and state laws.

Meanwhile, Perlis BN leader Shahidan Kassim denied that he had committed "derhaka" (treason) against the Perlis ruler.

Other KiniBites

The courts have ruled that power utility Tenaga Nasional (TNB) was liable for the Bertam Valley floods in Cameron Highlands in 2013 by releasing water from the Sultan Abu Bakar Hydroelectric Dam three times.

PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim said that his pardon was backdated to 1998.

PKR vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar complained of harassment by a talkback radio show caller who criticised the way she dressed.

Anwar caused a stir among netizens for accompanying his wife and Deputy Prime Minister Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail on a government jet.

The leaders of Sarawak DAP and PKR are tipped to be cabinet ministers in Putrajaya.

Sarawak state minister Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah complained that RTM was not providing the state government airtime, while new communications minister Gobind Singh Deo said he would look into this.

Two former officers with then Selangor menteri besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim have been ordered to return RM1.2 million to a state agency.

Looking ahead

One faction of MyPPP will be holding its AGM today.