Archive - 25 March 2023

PAS No 2 says other states will use PN logo.

Election director Sanusi says the candidates have already been identified.

Health minister says govt is monitoring the country's entry points.

Minister Salahuddin says this will show if initiative is sustainable.

The areas are experiencing disruption due to pipe repair works.

This follows criticism that kabbadi was not selected.

Wan Fayhsal also calls slander accusations against party chief Muhyiddin 'propaganda'.

Gomez says this leads to question of selective prosecution.

RimbaWatch uses different definitions to produce its report, it says. 

Nation cannot move on until the corrupt are hauled up. 

Industry players can study these groups to ensure better targeting.

Man being investigated under Penal Code, police say. 

Children respond to positivity and respect more than negativity and fear.

UPDATED 4.23PM | Gomez questions if it's a politically motivated move ahead of state polls.  

We will continue to offer good service to the public, it says. 

Perpetrator must be charged under Animal Welfare Act, says NGO president. 

He helped many ISA victims and their families – Hassan. 

Perai rep wants to serve another term, party yet to decide candidate list. 

Special select committees must utilise all MPs to the fullest.

He will not receive a salary for the post, says source from DPM's Office.

PAS should learn from East Malaysia’s tolerance and unique culture. 

This is over accusations ex-minister revoked Albukhary Foundation's tax-exempt status. 

My kids were frustrated, he says. 

Fee-paying MRSMs are a good idea on paper, but is it?

Its foreign minister also spoke about Hong Kong and situation in Xinjiang. 

MALAYSIANSKINI | The artist keeps herself occupied with work, causes close to her heart.

People surveyed by Malaysiakini have no issues living near other races' houses of worship.

Nearly three-quarters of recent disasters are related to water, it says. 

US judge rejects Ng’s argument he owed no more money after forfeiting millions to M'sia.

We want the public to enjoy fair and better service, he adds. 

'Minister's one-line Parliament reply indicates govt's lackadaisical attitude.'