Archive - 25 November 2024

Party supreme council restores former Pasir Salak MP's position effective immediately.

Women tolerate violence, mental abuse as men manipulate the concept, says Anfaal.

Court of Appeal dismisses 51-year-old man's bid to overturn conviction, sentence.

Anwar's political secretary says several significant milestones had been achieved.

Why welcome foreign forces involved in imperialist wars, asks Gegar Amerika.

Contractors claim they have suffered losses exceeding RM30m.

UPDATED 9.17PM | City Hall says measures are also in line with national laws.

Autopsy unable to determine the cause of death, lab results awaited.

Traffic police say over 32k individuals settled their summonses.

This is in order to set industry standards, promote safer and fairer environment.

No reason has been given for the postponement.

Machang MP questions tourism minister's apology to China tourists.

Taylor’s College hosted Play and Learn in recognition of the importance of play as a fundamental activity that nurtures well-rounded development in children.

UPDATED 7.50PM | Tambun Tulang rep criticises Shukri for only informing him at the last minute.

Rights body says the Criminal Procedure Code is sufficient.

However, two adults making a median salary of RM2.9k may struggle.

Public health will be impacted as temperatures go up.

Anwar clarifies private firms paid for their part of flight while govt fully covered PM's expenses.

PARLIAMENT | Awang, DAP lawmaker squared off over issue of Chinese language on signages.

UPDATED 4.25PM | Tambun Tulang rep and Pauh assemblyperson dropped, however, Bersatu quota remains.

UPDATED 1.55PM | Lawyers made bid as prosecution still failed to hand over classified documents for trial.

UPDATED 11.45AM | It will return 172 watches seized in a raid last year.

UPDATED 11.45AM | PARLIAMENT | Teo hopes legal amendment will help ease police investigations.

How many humans are still needed for jobs?

'Signage not just a store identifier but also a window into corporate culture.'

UPDATED 1.07PM | KL High Court allows watchmakers' judicial review.

Secretive visit of Taliban to M'sia raises more questions.

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High demand in certain courses means not everyone gets what they want - Zambry.

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