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LETTER | The are more non-Muslim underage marriages than there are Muslim.




UPDATED 8.08PM | But chairperson Lim Wee Chai admits that a small number of workers have exceeded overtime limit.


Amidst PM's concerns, minister says local elections still on track taking into account local sensitivities.

He says the party has yet to officially notify BN of its wish to disband the coalition.


UPDATED 6.57PM | Mohamaddin Ketapi says he does not own a house nor a car.

UPDATED 7PM | Thomas Fann says gov't should have first encouraged discourse and explored different electoral systems.




This is in relation to the bilateral dispute over airspace used by Seletar Airport.




UPDATED 6.51PM | PARLIAMENT | Lawmakers protest the marching orders given to Tajuddin Abdul Rahman and Bung Moktar Radin.

'It is now up to the federal government to take the necessary actions,' says Chow Kon Yeow.


Suspects believed to be involved with IS, Abu Sayyaf and Jamaah Ansharut Daulah, says IGP.


BSH can only be paid in February next year, but it will be paid, stresses the finance minister.

The Foreign Ministry says the gov't places great importance on the role of its civil societies and the national human rights institution.

Tajuddin Abdul Rahman invites to UN to see for the themselves that there is no discrimination against minorities.



Lim Lip Eng and Thomas Su want answers on the sorry state of the Pulapol in Kuala Lumpur.

Stanley Thai says he only wanted to get the 'memorable' picture and went that high to win the bid.


De facto national unity minister is among Harapan lawmakers yet to declare their assets.

According to Thai authorities, they are allegedly involved in Southern Thailand armed conflict.


Donald Peter Mojuntin and Nuridah Mohd Salleh took their oaths of office today.

Investigators plan to allow him to be released on bail later today, say sources.

UPDATED 5.54PM | PARLIAMENT | The MIC vice-president can continue to attend until his case his settled at the Federal Court, says Ariff.

LETTER | If it is still a national park despite being sultanate land, why bother degazetting in the first place?

UPDATED 1.14PM | Mahathir warns them against delaying processes on purpose to solicit bribes.


He says the pilgrimage fund is to be placed under the supervision of Bank Negara Malaysia administratively.

Mahathir responds to TMJ saying that 'outsiders' should not meddle in the land affairs of the state.



Teng Chang Khim says the S'gor DAP election results yesterday signal that top leaders should just move on.

Lawyers Akberdin Abdul Kadir and Jagjit Singh take over from Geethan Ram Vincent and K Kumaraendran.

UPDATED 3.21PM | Mahathir warns of racial conflict if such elections were held.

LETTER | Biologically, the 150 Malayan tigers can rebound, but politically, they are doomed.


The anti-Icerd rally would have been better if it involved non-Malays, according to the Umno veteran.






The coalition will remain in power if it continues to be seen as an administration that is not dirty, the PM says.




Chile declines to sign UN pact, says migration is not a human right.


COMMENT | I just went with the flow and listened to what the people had to say.


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

Dr M asks finance minister to help the poor, as they are yet to enjoy benefits of country's improved economic performance.

Exposé finds M'sian supply of medical gloves for UK's National Health Service could be tainted by mistreatment of migrant workers.

Ho Ching responds to commentary written by Rais Hussin over maritime dispute.