UPDATED 1.25PM | Nomination day will be on Jan 4, with early voting on Jan 14.

Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Deputy Minister Sim Tze Tzin says the southern reclamation plan will destroy the marine ecology and affect fisherfolks' income.

Use social media platforms with wisdom to play a more active role in overcoming Islamophobia, says Bersatu Youth leader.

The 153 foreigners were detained in an immigration bust of suspected online cheating operations in Cyberjaya on Nov 20,

Aside from Goldman Sachs International, the charges are also levelled against Goldman Sachs (Asia) LLC and Goldman Sachs (Singapore) PTE.

Retrenchment to affect NST, Berita Harian and Harian Metro employees who will leave in March.

After a spate of economy-linked posts, the former PM couldn't resist making light of some of his opponents' recent functions.

The social media campaign, part of an RM50 million project, became the butt of jokes due to scripted praises from 'influencer' accounts.

The revival of stalled rail projects and readiness to embrace gig economy are also seen as boosts for the nation's economic growth.

The three-day camp was jointly organised by Dong Zong and Abim.

COMMENT | 'Asem, the 'Asia-Europe Meeting', might seem to be a rather bureaucratic acronym, but actually is a politically highly relevant event for our continents.'

State gov't also subsidising cost of new electricity connections for low-income urban households there.

TB claims about 1,500 to 2,000 lives annually in M'sia, with an average of six deaths every day.

YOURSAY | 'There is a reason why some of the world's richest people keep their money there.'

The framework to set up the council will be discussed next week, says Deputy Communications Minister Eddin Syazlee

YOURSAY | 'That achieves nothing but having inefficient bumis competing with inefficient bumis.'

The sum is for the country’s 25 public universities to further expand their scope of research, and to commercilaise their work.

It aims to help doctors identify at-risk children and getting them the care they need as soon as possible.

KINI ROUNDUP | Here are key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

There has been growing criticism that people were allowed on the island, given the risks of an active volcano.

The SDP says it had complied with the government's order to put a 'false statement of fact' notice on the articles but will appeal.

More than 100 activists are injured as police use tear gas and batons to disperse them at a major university in New Delhi.

Li Keqiang meets HK leader Carrie Lam during the latter's regular duty visit in Beijing, where she will also meet President Xi Jinping.

The British Prime Minister promises to honour election pledges to get Brexit done and boost funding to state health service.