Labour Ministry's committee agrees to hikes

The Labour Ministry's Central Wage Committee agreed to hikes in the minimum daily wage in 56 provinces....

Schools told to repair, replace lead-lined coolers
More than 3,000 schools nation-wide used lead-lined water coolers putting pupils at risk of lead....

PM see floods as 'critical'
Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont planned to make flooding a critical issue at the next Cabinet meeting, as....

Model sued for adultery, wins
The Central Juvenile and Family Court yesterday dismissed a Bt20-million lawsuit filed against Thai supermodel....

Court dismisses Kowit's plea
The Central Administrative Court yesterday dropped a complaint lodged by former police chief Kowit Watana....
Man paralysed by falling billboard pleads for justice
A former motorcycle-taxi rider who was paralysed when a large billboard collapsed on him earlier this year....
Local bodies most corrupt
Local administrative organisations topped the list of state agencies with the most corruption and conflicts of....
Defamation law decried
Legislation has had 'chilling effect' on press and activists, expert says

Environment

Official seeks to avert protest
Transport permanent secretary Chaisawat Kittipornpaiboon said yesterday he would seek to meet the leader of....

Health&Science

Sand fly bug found in man, livestock in South
A Nakhon Si Thammarat man has been diagnosed with leishmaniasis disease.

Education

Educators put an end to 'Tea money'
The Office of Basic Education Commission (Obec) has barred schools and any organisation associated with the....

Metro/Crimes

Warrant for 'sex offender'
An arrest warrant was issued yesterday for Christopher Paul Neil, a Canadian teacher and alleged paedophile....