Archive - 19 February 2023

Azam likely referring to Muhyiddin's recent declaration that he is a witness.

Board says teachers, lecturers, and English-proficient students were used instead.

Police say some NGOs are taking advantage of victims families, requesting money.

Meanwhile, Terengganu PAS Youth says march has been a long tradition.

Both Aminuddin and Tok Mat share good rapport with each other, he says. 

Government must act to protect house buyers and act against errant developers. 

This is New Zealand’s biggest natural disaster this century, Hipkins says. 

No one pushed me to make the decision, she says. 

UPDATED 4.12PM | 'If willing to ship out waste, govt can consider retaining plant.'

We are awaiting cabinet’s approval, he says. 

Species saved included rock magpies, blue monkeys, stone cats.

Authorities are still investigating the matter, assemblyperson says. 

Ex-PM should refrain from making speculative comments, MACC source says. 

Adopted and foundling children also face issues getting citizenships, Rahmat says. 

Victim got swept away by strong waves, police say. 

UPDATED 3.30PM | Ng Suee Lim, however, dismisses Wan Ahmad's argument citing state laws. 

Duo being probed under Fisheries Act 1985. 

His family seeks privacy and is grateful for concerns shown by well-wishers. 

No casualties reported.

US is concerned that Beijing is considering supplying weapons to Moscow. 

Table a White Paper on education instead of being in denial.

Trafficker now held under Sosma, victims under immigration laws – Zaki. 

Let private sector deal with it, he says. 

Neighbourhood near large, heavily guarded security complex.

Probe continues over Covid aid during Muhyiddin govt.

Same issues brought up. Not much has changed.

UUM student body wants safe, conducive campus learning environment.

'Report unprofessional, constitutes bundle of prejudiced information.'