Archive - 30 January 2024

Tourist was not wearing helmet when stopped by police.

Serving 3 years imprisonment before applying for pardon is convention, Chang says.

Programme aims to revive, maintain heritage food as symbol of unity.

KL High Court already granted stay of deportation to Quayum.

Let us investigate further, state police chief tells public.

Perak police urge British couple to come forward to aid in probe.

2023 survey only completed last August, while DNAA granted to DPM in September.

The design project revealed a comprehensive journey towards achieving an optimized octocopter with enhanced structural efficiency, reduced weight, and heightened sustainability.

Cricketer-turned-politician to appeal sentence.

It's all about the pension.

Utusan earlier reported that ex-PM granted pardon citing a source.

Enter the concept of the Data Hub – a centralised, integrated platform designed to manage, store and analySe data from disparate sources.

UPDATED 3.03PM | All coalition govt components must work together sincerely, says its sec-gen.

UPDATED 5.48PM | The country rebounds to score 50 points for 2023 from 47 points a year before.

UPDATED 3.16PM | Bench unanimously allows 26 ex-senators' appeal for recomputation of pensions.

UPDATED 4.13PM | There are requirements to be fulfilled before getting pension, he says.

UPDATED 2.42PM | Zaliha confirms the board met on the matter yesterday.

Document should detail issues that arose and how funds were spent, group says.

Defence team unable to properly cross-examine alleged rape victim, Hisyam says.

Malaysiakini looks back at RCIs which linked ex-PM in several scandals.

IFJ says Palestinian media personnel in Gaza 'are our colleagues'.

Ex-minister was yesterday charged with failure to declare his assets.

We never claimed illegal logging polluted nearby water catchment area, it says.

UOW Malaysia School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts (SHTCA) proudly contributed its culinary expertise to The Datai Langkawi for their Michelin Chef Series Dinner on December 13 to December 16, 2024.

Philosophy lessons may serve as conceptual ground for leadership reform within organisations.

We need a more humanitarian approach to addressing their plight.

Its academics’ integrity now in question, Ranjit says.

Azizi says willing to face any punishment from the party leadership for backing Anwar.

INTERVIEW | Health advocate also speaks about ageing population, euthanasia.

Support for Harimau Malaya often ends in disappointment.

There was an understanding on the matter, Ng says.

We have recorded statements from more than 200 people - cops.

Rakyat may be the ones bearing the true 'cost'.

Govt will hold ceremonial send-off for royal couple.

Project to place M'sia as renewable energy-focused, sustainable energy hub.

'Daim should stop the drama and face charges.'