Archive - 13 November 2019

The union says the exemption is needed for health clinics and hospitals to cope with the growing number of patients.

PARLIAMENT | RM150 million has been allocated to plant, monitor and care for the trees under the 11th Malaysia Plan.

Foreign experts share how the mixed-member proportional voting system made politics more palatable, representative and issue-based. 

PARLIAMENT | He says the IGP could be investigated just like complaints against other police personnel.

The report claims that local police monitored Low but did not arrest him.

Around 1,000 residents from four villages downstream from the Sultan Abu Bakar Dam took part in the drill.

UPDATED 9.53PM | TG PIAI POLLS | The Bersatu Youth chief claims that the organiser is not aware of the flyers.

This has resulted in the university's income declining since 2006, said Selangor Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari.

A research firm wrote yesterday PSD was responsible for CAAM's staffing which was based on availability, not suitability. 

Chairperson Azhar also reminds Bersih he is bound to uphold the law, not disregard it.

The Perak exco has pleaded not guilty to a charge of raping a 23-year-old maid in his residence.

On average, the value of one vote in Pahang would become almost 2.5 times more than the value of a vote in Selangor.

TG PIAI POLLS | Wee clearly had his priorities misplaced, says current Labuan Port Authority chairperson.

The finance minister says the existence of vernacular schools is enshrined in Article 152 of the Federal Constitution.

TG PIAI POLLS | The police requires candidates in the Tg Piai by-election to apply for a police permit for door-to-door campaigning.

Former minister also claims 'it is clear Bersatu does not want DAP'.

TG PIAI POLLS | The party appears to be warming up to the idea after calling Muafakat Nasional a form of opposition solidarity.

Penang chief minister urged to explain state excos expenditures during official visits to other countries. 

Kota Anggerik assemblyperson Najwan Halimi appears to lack understanding on issues surrounding LGBTQ persons.

LETTER | Fast-track the process by organising a forum to allow stakeholders to present their views. 

TG PIAI POLLS | DAP veteran makes an urgent appeal to voters in Tanjung Piai – 'Snatch victory from the jaws of defeat'.

SK Luagan students salam the security guard as a sign of respect before entering the premises.

Action has been taken based on visits and observations by the enforcement team up to yesterday.

'What is important is harmony. We eat together, drink together...,' explains the BN candidate.

Azmin appears to have been 'disinvited' in favour of Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.

Bersatu Youth chief says the focus should be on this Saturday's Tanjung Piai by-election.

COMMENT | Time to implement reforms to ensure EC has the teeth to step in to prevent blatant electoral bribery.

Why spend RM55m just to move the traffic jam 1km down the road?, asks CAP president Mohideen Abdul Kader.

The recent Asean Plus 5 (excluding India) meeting showed that New Delhi still has major reservations about the trade deal, he adds.

'I was made to understand that Tommy Thomas needs time to consider the representation,' says Ramkarpal.

Anti-terrorism unit investigating whether it was a lone wolf attack or linked to radical groups. 

Judge says he is hard-pressed to find new dates for the trial, which will begin on Monday.

Opposition working together under new concept - not the same as a formal coalition, adds Nicole Wong.

LETTER | Hong Kong violence creating anxiety on what possible response will be from China. 

LETTER | For us here in Malaysia, where race and religion are being played to the gallery each passing day.

Right-wing leader Jeanine Anez invokes a constitutional clause that dictates that she would be next in line to rule the country.

Malaysian Institute of Translation & Books has been saddled with RM10m in debts, its GM is reported as saying.

He stole information from US petroleum company Phillips 66, where he worked on the next-generation battery technologies.

To support pro-democracy protesters in the Chinese-ruled city wracked by months of unrest.

LIVE | Malaysiakini brings you live reports from ex-premier Najib Abdul Razak's 1MDB trial.

Dominic Lau is accused of making malicious statements and giving negative perception about the education minister.

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

YOURSAY | 'There're many low-hanging fruits that the gov't could prioritise, but we don't see much of them.'

COMMENT | The Roman Catholic Church head has visited all our closest neighbours, but has never set foot in Malaysia.

COMMENT | Keep in mind that it took the citizens of this country decades to remove the BN regime.

MCA Youth chief sees the opposition working together in the alliance, while the MIC Youth leader says it lets the three races share a stage.

Minister: Website aims to improve performance of civil servants.