Tue, August 18 2009 - PUTRAJAYA: Government lawyers need to be continuously educated and trained to ensure their knowledge and skills are developed in tandem with current needs.

Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said this was crucial so that they could rise to the challenges faced by the government in this era of globalisation where complex issues have emerged.

Tue, August 18 2009 -JOHOR BARU: Students are urged to strike up meaningful friendships with each other without regard for race and religion to better understand the different cultures and beliefs in the country.

Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said unity was the biggest challenge for a country with different races.

ULU REJANG: The Government is concerned that the establishment of oil palm plantations in what were once logging territories in interior Sarawak could see foreign workers dumping their local “wives” and children when they return home.

“This is a going to be a big problem that we foresee because based on current statistics, there are many plantations in Sarawak that have already employed thousands of foreign workers who are single men.

Friday, 31st July - Health Ministry Director-General Dr Mohd Ismail Merican today said that the ministry was doing its level best to raise awareness on the A(H1N1) outbreak so that it could be contained, and more importantly safe lives.

"We feel that we are doing whatever we can... I think everybody by now know about A(H1N1) but whether they are applying the advice of Health Ministry is another matter.