Archive - 6 December 2022

Male population outnumbers female with 10.69m and 10.44m.  

Their tardiness prevents the completion of oral questions session, says Ng. 

This comes after PM said he would leave it to the investigation body to look into.

If chosen, ex-MP says he will fight for Parliament Services Act. 

'I see swing of voters my way after Warisan and BN withdrew from race.' 

Ex-Muar MP Abdul Aziz passed away at 9.50am today.

No injuries or losses have been reported. 

MB says it will find out status of RM4.7b funds previously approved for such projects. 

PN's campaign appears to be well received while BN-Harapan still finding rhythm. 

DAP guaranteed this during a meeting before forming new govt, reveals DPM. 

Nancy raises issues on enactment involving premarital pregnancy in cabinet meet. 

Sec-gen says it will continue to be a political platform as per the original plan.

Joanna Yu is set to take the witness stand tomorrow.

Cannot reveal who, but not me - ex-deputy speaker Rashid Hasnon.

Past govts under Muhyiddin, Ismail Sabri clamped down on free speech.

Agrobank will submit a proposal on how to help suppliers, he says. 

More than one million species are threatened with extinction. 

So far, we've only had casual discussions on this - MB Ahmad Samsuri.

Police are still searching for the culprit. 

Lepar assemblyperson Mohd Yazid Mohd Yunus also appointed chief whip.

Minister dubs claims regarding his absence from cabinet meeting 'fake news'.

Following the success of its first Southeast Asia stores in Malaysia and Singapore earlier this year, Japan’s largest furniture and household retail company, NITORI has announced a target of 3,000 stores by 2032 and sales of ¥3 trillion (US$ 26.3 billion), with overseas expansion being a vital part of the growth strategy.

Measure has been ineffective in reducing use of plastic bags.

We will consider all angles, including humanity, he says. 

Minister says M'sia cannot merely rely on natural resources, commodities.

The couple contributes to educational institutions. 

All ministers have collective responsibility to look after Indians.

Trade agreement restricts, among others, government’s effort to protect public welfare. 

Ex-minister says PM should know that they are not automatically improper.

The agreement is expected to be signed next week.

PM highlights Jiang's efforts in strengthening China's relation with M'sia during tenure.

NASDAQ-bound Graphjet Technology Sdn Bhd (“GTI” or “Graphjet Technology” “Group” or “Company”), the world’s first and only graphite and single-layer graphene producer by using innovative waste to super-material conversion, has announced that it has joined and partnered with the World Economic Forum (“WEF”).

Rights group takes aim at detention-without-trial laws in particular.

He lists seven main issues for his ministry to focus on.

Here's a rundown of issues Anwar has called for a review/probe so far. 

It’s about helping poor rice cultivators in Malaysia, he says. 

Youth Parliamentary Debathon discuss issues on mandatory voting.

UPDATED 1.34PM | Improving public transport and digitalisation of services priorities for new transport minister.

UPDATED 2.05PM | Court of Appeal rejects ex-PM’s bid to quash restraining order. 

Truckers' are on strike over a minimum pay programme.

Her husband, Saiful Nizam, is also now Jiankun International’s president. 

Inflation is even higher than forecast.

S Korean and US troops have been conducting live-fire drills near the border since Monday.

Critics say the new code is a huge step backward.

Both Russia and Japan lay claim to the islands. 

Lawmakers are considering adding the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act.

This is Petronas’ first investment in an Abu Dhabi concession. 

Japan loses to Croatia in a penalty shootout. 

Flood mitigation works were previously under purview of PAS-led ministry.

It is much needed only when the govt holds a weak majority.

Bar civil servants from being members of political parties too. 

Racial and religious narratives will be challenging for new govt to tackle.

This perennial spouter of nonsense will find the role puts a premium on sanity.

PM's claim that PN took funds for GE15 campaign 'a serious accusation'.

He was welcomed by senior Finance Ministry officials.

Sec-gen Ahmad Maslan says many delegates have plans for holiday season.

South Korea was knocked out with a 4-1 defeat.

Bigotry has no place in society.

The audience will be a part of the show as wedding guests.

New legislation changes will bring speeding offences closer to neighbour countries.

Key Covid-19 indicators continue to trend downwards.

'Tolerance for ambiguity is such a vital trait in uncertain times.'

Is there another grand prize winner lurking in the shadows?

The 'grand coalition' will make ours a glorious nation, he adds.

Better to have straight fight against Perikatan Nasional, he says.

Prove your wild allegations, PAS sec-gen demands of PM Anwar.