Archive - 19 September 2023

12MP MTR passed with majority voice vote after opposition walk-out.

Shortages in some areas must be properly addressed, Anwar says.

Not denying services and food need to improve, Loke says.

Subsidy rationalisation won't burden middle, lower income groups - Anwar.

Unreasonable for rulers to be dragged into politics, Anwar says.

MP allocation different from constituency allocation, Anwar explains.

Opposition leader yet to present proposal to govt, minister says. 

UPDATED 6.47PM | PARLIAMENT | Chaos erupts when PM takes a swipe at Radzi.

'This will minimise dependency on large corporate donors.'

A separate investigation will be carried out, says Zaliha.

Another source reveals Azli Yusof to replace Adly in Defence Ministry.

However, minister does not provide a clear timeline. 

10 opposition reps named to head 2023 portfolio committee.

Internal probe could involve partiality, says Kelvin Yii.

Both sides of the divide urge junta to uphold rule of law. 

Lasting leadership depends on the followers.

He prevented a hung Parliament amid political deadlock after GE15.

Jepak state seat vacancy needs to be filled within 60 days.

The matter had been resolved amicably, police say. 

High Court judge previously allowed couple's application to strike out charges.

PARLIAMENT | He says his constituency has not received any funding at all.

‘Commit to proper timeline as to when CMA will be amended.’

Monies received from a company allegedly controlled by Jho Low.

PM is expected to respond to questions on Zahid's DNAA.

Additional reasons to explain DPM's DNAA may not be palatable to public.

If so, the price that he pays will be heavy.

Former Bachok MP now back as lawmaker after brief break.

Speculation is rife that PN may engineer defections if victorious in Pelangai.

Minister says this in his state of defence against Kedah MB’s suit. 

The golden years of the elderly tend to see them battling social isolation and loneliness.

UPDATED 9.54PM | Ex-PM previously acquitted of power abuse charges, verdict being appealed.

Respect people's rights to peaceful assembly, says rights group.

Arbitrary termination of mothers’ parental rights cruel and atrocious, says LFL.

Stateless indigenous folk of Sabah are charged as foreigners in public hospitals.

Child activist says babies arbitrarily taken from mums common in peninsula too.

This includes developing TVET programmes in universities, says deputy minister.

Voluntary tax disclosure initiative launched in Penang yesterday.

Deputy minister responds on opposition allocation, asset declaration, Zahid DNAA.

‘The entire food chain is monopolised by certain quarters.’