
Malaysian killed in Lombok landslide
UPDATED 10.52PM | Sin Chew Daily deputy executive editor among two who perished in the quake-triggered disaster.

UPDATED 10.52PM | Sin Chew Daily deputy executive editor among two who perished in the quake-triggered disaster.

This is if MPs agree to restore Sabah and Sarawak's status as equal partners, says Shafie.

Anwar points to the Rantau candidate's Doctors Without Borders volunteer work in Afghanistan.

UPDATED 8.16PM | 'We have reached a fork in the road and we can pick only one path,' says Wee Ka Siong.

Latheefa Koya lashes out at the party's leaders for caving in to calls to retain capital punishment.

LETTER | But M'sia's acceptance of 184 or 268 UPR recommendations is a step forward.

Minister insists that position on the preacher has not changed despite meeting him last week.

He supports Women's March as a platform to raise women's issues, but not those 'contrary to our norms.'

Rahimi Ahmad will undergo follow-up surgery tomorrow to remove bullet fragments.

MP SPEAKS | The test of its success will be whether the people are better off now than under BN.

Minister says he wants to see poachers shot, but gov't won't allow it.

IGP wants members of the public to give their full cooperation to authorities.

Mohd Amar says the purported plot was abandoned after it was revealed by his party.

UPDATED 8.30PM | Sultan Ibrahim denies accusations of involvement in a factory said to have caused the incident.

Osman says the trip was pre-planned and later shortened due to the Pasir Gudang crisis.

"I wasn’t sure if he was the good guy or the bad guy. When he swore at me, I knew he’s not the good guy,”

The families given charred earth from the crash site to bury, because most of the bodies were destroyed.

The March 24 general election is the first to be held after the 2014 military coup.

Syed Saddiq stresses that terrorism is driven by extremist ideology.

UPDATED 4.18PM | Minister says monitoring will continue to see if anything more needs to be done.


UPDATED 2.29PM | However, the sports minister says he personally disagrees with the police for investigating the organisers.


Ethiopian Airlines which crashed had unusual high speed after take-off before the plane reported problems .

Malaysia is working on a third national car project to learn about automotive engineering.

Details emerging of some of the 50 people gunned down at two New Zealand mosques.







COMMENT | Bersatu has to set the right example. The fish rots from the head first.

Supporters are crowdfunding to help the boy 'buy more eggs'.






LETTER | The gov't needs to implement institutional reforms, among other promises it has yet to fulfil.

COMMENT | Commonly used economic data may not represent people's wellbeing and quality of life.


COMMENT | Some still prefer prescribing originator drugs despite generics being cheaper and just as effective.


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