MB's ban remark only applies to public venues, not private premises, stresses info chief Suhaizan Kayat.

He claims he is the victim of a conspiracy and was forced to abandon his previous legal action against them.

UPDATED 12.47PM | They object to the preferential treatment given to ride-hailing service Grab by the gov’t. 

Former education minister reportedly gave his statement to the commission from 10am to 3pm yesterday.  

He adds that the 'crooked bridge' is an odd move as it would only replace the M'sian half of the Causeway.

Logging companies responsible for the demolition with the help of state agencies, claims JKOAK.

Bentong MP says he will continue to speak although he is no longer a member of the plant's review committee.

Ex-MB asks Johor gov't to put the people's interests ahead of pleasing Putrajaya and Mahathir.

Current priority is projects that directly benefit people such as schools and hospitals, economic affairs minister adds. 

The priority of the party must be to serve the people, secretary-general Lim Guan Eng tells members.

The finance minister adds the wellbeing of the people, especially the B40, is paramount.

No anti-defection law in the works as it contradicts the Constitution, says de facto law minister. 

UPDATED 2.29PM | M Kulasegaran pledges to bring up issue of minimum wage review in cabinet as soon as possible.