Archive - 29 June 2023

Task force to focus on palm oil, wood, rubber, coffee, and cocoa.

Money earned can be kept, not just settle debts, they say.

The news site was unavailable to Maxis and Celcom users last night.

Party elections will have significant consequences if there's leadership change.

Official says all 165 families being evicted qualify for relocation offer.

He calls on party leaders to learn from Islamic countries.

Wan Saiful calls PM 'vengeful, draconian, and incompetent'.

Anwar says in Aidiladha message that this will fulfil country's aspirations.

Officials say flexibility will help programme participation.

Editors, freelancers will piece together the award-winning magazine, say reports.

It aims to provide info on opportunities in the force, says its chief.

Today, Boost has evolved into a regional full spectrum fintech leader in Southeast Asia, that’s equipped with a holistic fintech ecosystem. 

Those testing positive, healthcare workers will have to wear facemasks, says minister

UEM Sunrise partners with Greystar Real Estate Partners to develop the first Build-to-Rent (BTR) project in Collingwood, Melbourne, becoming the first Malaysian developer to do so in Australia.

Don't be like shameless Western liberal animals, advises PAS president.

It's eyeing the Amanah constituency, but a deal is far from done, say sources.

Local authorities have the power to make law by Parliament's primary legislation.

Aminuddin Harun says it will be drawn up by a special joint committee.

'Our Islamic administrations have shown our party has the best integrity.'

Workers rescued by minister want probe on quota approval process.

Civil action by former chambering student will be heard for five days.

New measures introduced including removing SMS OTPs.

Advice to non-Muslims, try to keep your head above water. 

'Send reps if too busy to meet youth leader.'