Archive - 3 October 2024

Police receive green light from AGC, Razarudin says.

State exco says edict must be gazetted first.

Present order expires tomorrow, says IGP.

All component parties played part in coalition's wins, they say.

Zambry urges public to not misunderstand PM's words.

Public urged not to believe statements other than from official royal source.

Abdullah pays minister a visit at his office in Putrajaya.

Home Ministry gets positive feedback on body cam pilot project.

MP admits statement tarnished Habibul's reputation, damaged his image.

Programme includes module for children who've never been in education system.

Holidaying can be done in Malaysia, judge rules.

Subramaniam slams PM over 'attack' on the elite and the wealthy.

The institute also recommends independent vetting of appointments, among others.

Pantau Kuasa site tracks political appointees to GLCs in past five govts.

Academic group rebuts op-ed that Gerak urges professors to only speak on expertise.

UPDATED 2.16PM | Ex-PM faces 4 power abuse charges and 21 counts of money laundering.

New leadership brings fresh atmosphere, says the Iskandar Puteri MP.

Continuous rain may also occur in the West Coast states, says MetMalaysia.

Nothing that we can't deal with, says PAS veep.

Tourists who are already here can make biggest impact on potential visitors.

PM continues to prioritise long-term benefits over short-term gains.

A regeneration plan for the neglected airport is long overdue.

The Umno leader also describes PAS as an 'expired janda who married everyone'.

Order to maintain status quo in parents' ongoing suit against Firdaus.

Only way out is returning to meritocracy in varsity teaching staff hiring and student selection.

Mustapha proposes possible solution without need for state exco reshuffle.

What Akmal wants is a passive society that condones his haughtiness, uncivilised language.

Former deputy minister says PM excels in making promises but fails to deliver.

Minister notes the death of 9 security personnel in the 2013 intrusion.

Solat hajat, doa selamat to take place today and tomorrow.

‘How can they ever be entrusted to govern the nation?’