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- Redelineation of constituency boundaries to begin soon
- Wan Ahmad Wan Omar says the redelineation exercise was very important because the country had undergone many changes.
- Penang Tabung Haji director claims trial to 'khalwat' charge
- Rozimin, 46, and Nor Hamiza Ahmad, 35, were charged with committing the offence at a hotel in Bayan Lepas at 6.10pm on May 20.
- PKR to file 27 election petitions, says Tian Chua
- 'We will coordinate the filing of the petitions with DAP and PAS, our allies in the Pakatan Rakyat,' says the PKR vice-president.
- All four accused in Sosilawati case found guilty
- The High Court today found guilty all the four accused in the murder case of the cosmetics millionaire and sentenced them to death.
- Ex-NFC director Salleh verbally agreed to pay RM2.75mil
- Businessperson Shamsubahrin Ismail, Mohamad testifies, claimed to have been told by Dr Mahathir help out the ex-NFC chairperson.
- Be wary of fake email bearing Rosmah's name
- The Prime Minister’s Office in a statement today confirmed the email used a fake account and had malicious intentions.
- JKR ordered to probe mosque roof collapse in Terengganu
- The MB says the study needed to be carried out to determine if the collapse was due to design failure or sub-standard materials.
- Penang MACC receives seven reports on money politics
- Penang state MACC director Samarajoo Manikam says MACC had also opened investigation papers and investigations were still going on.
- AG to proceed with statutory rape case in Sabah
- Attorney-general Abdul Gani Patail says the case was still ongoing and the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) had not dropped the matter.
- Man dies after breathing difficulties at lock-up
- The man had complained of chest pains before being brought to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival.
- Police advise folk against joining Malacca gathering
- The police have advised the people against participating in a gathering scheduled in Malacca for Friday, saying it was illegal.
- Swearing-in of Terengganu assemblypersons on June 16
- MB Ahmad Said says Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin would officially open the new term of the 13th state assembly, the following day.
- NS executive councillors take oath of office
- After receiving letters of appointment from Tuanku Muhriz, the state executive councillors signed an oath of office.
- Cops confirm receiving journalists' reports on assault
- ACP Gan Kong Meng says the reports were received from a Chinese newspaper reporter and a news portal reporter.
- Sabah may challenge rapist's marriage to child victim
- The Sabah Welfare Services Department has been directed to study this and consider providing protection to the teenager.
- Handcuffs on student activist part of SOP, say police
- Detainees would be handcuffed when they were taken out of the lock-up for security reasons, says Sentul police chief ACP Zakaria Pagan.
- MIC is still relevant, says Vell Paari
- 'When something is wrong, the people will be asking where is MIC, where is the voice of MIC... the people will look for MIC,' he said.
- EC sets up team to probe indelible ink issue
- The team would also examine the outcome of tests conducted before and after the ink was brought into Malaysia, says the EC chairperson.
- Bid to suspend release of Genneva directors' assets allowed
- The Sessions Court today allowed the application by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) to suspend the enforcement of the order to release the assets of three directors and one former director of gold investment company Genneva Sdn Bhd.
- Four men in JB claim trial to offences on polling day
- Four men pleaded not guilty in the magistrate’s court in Johor Baru today, on charges of hindering a police personnel and smashing the window of a car owned by a taxi driver during the 13th general election.
- M'sian airports record 9.98pct rise in passenger traffic
- Malaysian airports have recorded a 9.98 percent increase in passenger traffic to reach 23.95 million from January to April this year compared to the corresponding period last year.
- Lawyer: Thilaiyalagan never met Sosilawati and friends
- Second accused T Thilaiyalagan has neither known nor met cosmetics millionaire Sosilawati Lawiya and three other individuals who were allegedly murdered on Aug 30, 2010 at Ladang Gadong, Tanjung Sepat in Banting, the High Court was told today.
- Sarawak ministers and reps get three-fold pay rise
- The bill provides for the increase in remuneration to take effect from Jan 1 last year. The last adjustment in the remuneration was in 1992.
- Court to decide whether physical inspection by RTD is a must
- The decision in this case is important because new and old vehicles are registered and ownership transferred practically daily.
- Dayang Madinah re-elected as senator for Sarawak
- Dayang Madinah defeated Andrew Lo Kian Nyan, a candidate proposed by the opposition, by a majority of 36 votes.
- Regent of Perak opens upgraded Ipoh airport
- The opening ceremony was held to coincide with the celebration of the 85th birthday of the Sultan of Perak, Sultan Azlan Shah.
- Don't incite hatred of gov't, retirees tell opposition
- Pesara president Wan Mahmood Pawan Teh says the opposition should not instill such hatred just because it is unhappy with the GE13 results.
- Mositun, Tee sworn in as Sabah deputy speakers
- Johnny Mositun and Johnson Tee took their oath of office today as the deputy speakers of the Sabah legislative assembly.
- Wan Azri denies he is blogger Papagomo
- Wan Muhammad Azri, sued by Anwar Ibrahim over the posting of a sex video linking the PKR leader with another man, denies he was the owner of the blog.
- 12 escape unhurt as part of mosque roof collapses
- The section of the roof in Kg Binjai Kertas, Terengganu collapsed at 8.50pm after those present had completed their prayers.