Wrong defendants named in suit, temple escapes demolition
Caretaker and devotees wins a bid to stop the demolition Hock Sui Tong temple in Kepong.
Alyaa Alhadjri
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Wan Azizah: We must win first before talking about PM candidate
UPDATED 3.17PM | The coalition must first focus on winning GE14 before deciding who will be PM, the PKR president says.
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Wan Azizah: Form RCI on 1MDB to prove forex RCI not political
UPDATED 2.40PM | This will also show that the forex RCI is not a diversion tactic, says opposition leader.
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Harapan Youth GE14 manifesto offers 'new deal' for Sabah, Sarawak
Joint manifesto proposes 50 percent of all taxes from each state be returned to the state coffers.
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Uber reassures passengers' safety, says crime incidents an 'anomaly'
Crime incidents involving Uber drivers only accounts about 0.01 percent of total complaints received.
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US Embassy: No protest note from Malaysia
Despite howls of protest from cabinet ministers, Wisma Putra has yet to correspond with their US counterparts.
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Bird's nest factory owner charged with 105 labour law violations
Albert Tei was charged with failing to pay the minimum wage to Maxim Birdnest workers, among other offences.
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Kapar MP claims local college shortchanging poor Indian students
College says issue being resolved, alleges hidden agenda.
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Anwar's suit against ex-BN candidate, TV3, Utusan, set for next year
This is to allow the jailed former opposition leader to undergo a full medical check-up.
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Court orders Jawi to give details of officers in transgender event raid
The decision was made by Justice Faizah Jamaludin in chambers, says lawyer.
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State gov't did its part to protect Hindu temple, says exco
Pressure from the state led to developer providing land and RM1.5mil to re-site the temple, says Ganabatirau.
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Experts weigh in on The Star, NST and Utusan's 'terror' frontpages
Two of them see no difference between the frontpages of the three newspapers, while a UM lecturer argues otherwise.
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Bersih seeks to raise RM500,000 over the next four months
The electoral reform coalition can only sustain itself for another seven months, on its existing funds.
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Tamil school told to cease DLP or face court action
A PTA group claims the dual language programme is against the federal constitution.
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Robbery victim wants Uber to pay for medical bills
Uber has two-weeks to respond to the victim's demand for an ex-gratia payment, says S'gor Gerakan, which assisted her in the matter.
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Najib praises 'loyal' Pak Lah, jabs traitors
'Not even once did he think of betraying the party and the country, or go as far as leaving the party.'
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'Respond to our demands in 48 hours, or else...'
PAS Youth threatens legal action against the EC if the latter does not respond to alleged mass movement of voters in Kelantan.
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‘Some secondary school students still illiterate in English’
UPDATED 11.52AM | The TN50 dialogue on education reveals serious English proficiency issues among students.
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Umno Youth leader backs revival of English-medium schools
Khairul Azwan Harun however, says he's unsure if policy adjustments are needed to allow such schools to be revived.
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'Focus to win election,' Azmin says of Harapan's PM survey
PKR deputy president says this after Syed Saddiq said the decision must be returned to the people.
