
Tourism Ministry to apply for share of tourist tax
Mohamaddin Ketapi says it is only fair as it is the ministry that collects the tax.

Mohamaddin Ketapi says it is only fair as it is the ministry that collects the tax.

MJ Akbar says he is resigning to fight accusations of sexual harassment levelled by over a dozen women.

Under the ProPeks programme, 41 high-performing principals to be placed in schools requiring attention.

18-year-old Vladislav Roslyakov turned up at the college in Kerch and opened fire, before shooting himself.

Adult Canadians now able to legally smoke recreational marijuana after a nearly century-long ban.

He points out that Harapan only sold 42.90ha of land, compared to BN's 1,481.55ha.

Harussani Zakaria says parents play an important role in establishing a strong religious foundation for their kids.

PARLIAMENT | Kula says the 1966 act was amended to bring it into line with international conventions.

Umno veep says a meeting will be convened to discuss the possibility of the president facing graft charges.

Just keep your titles, and your mouths shut, says national organising secretary Anthony Loke.

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

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

Malacca DAP chair Tey Kok Kiew says this is to prevent other leaders from being reprimanded as he was.

This includes not appointing politicians to key posts in GLCs or statutory bodies, says political researcher.

The minister says Japan would share its expertise in football, badminton and sports science.

They used an iron bar, helmet and a parang to assault their neighbour and damage his girlfriend’s car.

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

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

PARLIAMENT | Impact is expected to be felt after September stocks enter market, says deputy minister Chong Chieng Jen.

LETTER | In a country hungry for insightful, investigative and balanced journalism, the mainstream media now stands at a threshold.

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

The proposal states that anyone remaining there for more than 72 hours can be arrested by Immigration or police.

EXCLUSIVE | The Attorney-General's Chambers has formed a high-powered team to realise this.

He reiterates that the contract termination was also a decision made by the cabinet.

Police add he had a large container of gasoline and gas cartridges that would have caused a ‘huge’ explosion in the train station.

The carpet businessperson is claiming losses under torts of conspiracy, fraud, malfeasance and abuse of process.

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

Recipients should be educators, humanitarian volunteers and those who put M'sia on the world map, FT minister says.

UPDATED 3.42PM | This in relation to the alleged abuse of funds of the welfare foundation.

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

World Bank’s Kenneth Simler says less than one percent of households living below the poverty line.

The party's sole MP suggests this issue be discussed in the meeting to get the views of its members.

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

PARLIAMENT | This is to enable other industry players to enter the market, says minister Salahuddin Ayub.

PKR No 2 urges members to stay true to party principles of rejecting corruption and abuse of power.

LETTER | And, where is Kuantan MP Fuziah Salleh’s proof that the Lynas rare earths plant is unsafe?

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

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

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

UPDATED 7.41PM | The briefing was conducted by the armed forces chief and the IGP.

UPDATED 3.40PM | PARLIAMENT | 'If there is a problem, it is a local issue, not that of the water treatment plants'.

The priority is to ensure that traffic flow on both sides is smooth, says its chief Liew Chin Tong.

UPDATED 1PM | Tony Pua's proposal is just that, Anthony Loke says.

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

Zulkifli Tahir recalls the day he lost his leg in a booby trap during the communist insurgency.

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

PARLIAMENT | Harapan's Wong Chen says an economic impact analysis is needed.

#YouTubeDOWN was the No 1 trending hashtag on Twitter in Malaysia.

The daily dismisses Tony Pua's criticism and stands by its journalist.

UPDATED 11.32AM | Transport minister says gov't is tightening security to prevent money laundering.

Ulama chief Mahfodz Mohamed says non-Muslims can still enjoy alcoholic drinks without organising large-scale festivals.

'I’m just waiting here and hope that I can find my child,' said Kaharuddin.

Daphne Caruana Galizia, who wrote an anti-corruption blog, was killed last year by a car bomb.

The government is, however, more concerned about Kuantan residents' safety, deputy minister Fuziah Salleh says.

'Here we go again with, you know, you’re guilty until proven innocent. I don’t like that.'

COMMENT | Will Harapan arrive at the same destination as BN when it comes to issues sensitive to the Malays?

Heads of state or governments of 51 European and Asian countries meet in Brussels as global partners.

YOURSAY | ‘Land sold to developers, for instance, has to be on stringent conditions…’

COMMENT | Our beloved nation is the result of the blood, sweat and tears of various ethnic groups.

COMMENT | Govt’s decision to make all eateries smoke-free zones next year may unjustly affect premise owners.

YOURSAY | 'I have a phobia of all taxi drivers, regardless of race and religion.'

COMMENT | The manifesto isn't a sacred text, but it should be a sacred promise.

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.