Archive - 17 June 2024

Comprehensive regulations required, including for childcare centres - minister.

Contesting candidates can resonate with voters as locals, they say.

It will involve volunteers from ministry, he says.

Johor regent's 'equal partner' demand not nonsensical, Hassan says.

People were peacefully exercising democratic rights, Sivarajan says.

It is crucial to prevent confusion among the public, says Zulkifli.

Police say scheme promised good returns in a short time.

Corruption cases mostly involved enforcement agency personnel, politicians, says MACC chief.

Report reveals Putrajaya tops list of govts asking TikTok to take down content in 2023.

Legislation doesn't address dynamics of 'hopping', ex-speaker says.

Prevalence of crime has led to service disruptions, Fahmi says.

Using foreign educators may not improve language proficiency.

UPDATED 1PM | Govt still bears RM7b in targeted subsidies, rationalisation implemented to stem wastage.

Pilgrimage aims to transform followers to be more ascetic, PM says.

UPDATED 12.20PM | 'It cannot be challenged in courts and should apply to house speaker too.'

Minister however stresses there must be consistency in info given to public.

UPDATED 11.10AM | Grade A, B, and C eggs are 42 sen, 40 sen and 38 sen each respectively effective today.

There are low-hanging fruit that can be plucked immediately.

Azhar denies involvement in 2020 act that saw Harapan govt fall.

The windfalls of AI-assisted education may far outweigh its drawbacks.

All victims believed to be from Sungai Karangan, Padang Serai, Kedah.

Poor handling of federal-state sentiments could lead to disastrous consequences.

This brings the death toll of M’sians who died while performing haj to eight.

'Lapang Dada' is Malaysiakini's new talk show bringing together people with varied viewpoints.

Victims' relatives pinpointed location through a phone call, Fire Dept says.

Govt continuing policies that sustain elites, keep people cut off from the world.

Service can settle 85pct of arrivals in KLIA within 25 minutes.