Archive - 18 July 2024

PARLIAMENT | Home minister points out rehab centres do not need to register.

Activist says he will carry on with other avenues after ending hunger strike.

Agong, IGP present at meeting.

The man from the Semelai tribe being held in Sentul.

She calls it a humanitarian issue that shouldn't exist in modern society.

UPDATED 9.56PM | Minister Sim confirms Shahul has been told to do so.

UPDATED 8.41AM | Party's state chief says Azmawi was chosen from a shortlist of three.

They call Johari's decision shameful and contradicts his party's reform promises.

UPDATED 9.10PM | Home minister says he sympathises with the activists' cause.

HR Ministry's move will allow others to dispute Auditor-General's Report, they warn.

Azlan accused of submitting false overseas travel claim, receiving proceeds from unlawful activities.

UPDATED 10.36PM | Amendments will be presented in parliament again in October.

UPDATED 7.30PM | Minister says it aligns with govt's view on severity of crime.

Committee says measures need to be taken before it becomes a catastrophe.

It signifies commitment to enhancing worker protection, modernising labour regulations.

Many groups have used the sporting event to highlight current issues previously.

Polling day is on Aug 17.

Aide says he was admitted for coughing, expected to stay several days.

Initiatives, strategies to be included discussed in a meeting today, DPM says.

He is accused of receiving bribes from a transport company.

Cikgu Juara Digital Meet Up 1 at the Ibis Hotel

Info chief Zurk calls it a violation of right to free speech.

Parents claim authorities were tardy in the investigation.

Kotte keeps close to heart the backpack with MAS tag his grandson carried on tragic flight.

PARLIAMENT | Mas Ermieyati confirms this after Putrajaya MP raises the issue.

UPDATED 3.39PM | PARLIAMENT | MPs vote to suspend Wan Fayhsal over using anonymous letter during debates.

UPDATED 2.02PM | Civil action concerns reports on Yayasan Akalbudi graft case against DPM.

PARLIAMENT | Minister responds to question on further empowering law in handling complaints on cops.

UPDATED 1.22PM | PARLIAMENT | It has been pushed to the next session in October.

This comes after concerns raised over vape vending machines becoming prevalent.

Stronger laws, heftier penalties needed to combat menace.

The Rotary Club of Klang Valley (RCKV) in association with the Malaysian Medical Association, Selangor branch drew more than 300 participants to a Free Medical Screening Camp held at Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Tamil, Taman PJS, Petaling Jaya. This medical camp is a pivotal initiative to benefit the B40 needy and urban poor multiracial community in the surrounding locality of PJS 1, Petaling Jaya.

Prosecution wants to look into an 'issue', but provides no details.

Short, medium, and long-term suggestions on how to revive ROL.

UPDATED 3.30PM | Letter of demand relates to reports on audit findings critical of the company.

PARLIAMENT | Remarks being gone after live sessions end is a misconception, says Fahmi.

Eastspring Investments Berhad (“Eastspring”), a Prudential plc company, today announced the launch of the Eastspring Investments Dragon Peacock MY Fund (“the Fund”). This innovative feeder growth fund aims to provide long-term capital appreciation for investors.

Justification to curb 'widespread cyberbullying' is laughable, Zaid says.

PARLIAMENT | 'Efforts are being made to increase bumi companies' involvement in halal industry.'

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Haziq tells Umno Youth chief to direct his wrath toward Bersatu instead of speaker.

Puspa rues light sentence on those who caused her daughter to commit suicide.

Some relief for media practitioners after PAC and minister weighed in.

Idris says current state leaders need to take responsibility for the error.

Marginalised folk all packed up with nowhere to go as authorities close in.

It will be investigated thoroughly, says Nor Hisham.

It demonstrates Madani govt's commitment, says DPM.

'We should accept our history as part of our journey as a nation.'

Becoming dumping ground for captured carbon can be lucrative, but at what cost?