Archive - 10 January 2025

Party confident court will adjudicate fairly and independently.

IGP says group of five arrested at several locations.

Abang Johari has given assurance it will succeed, PM says.

Ministry rebuts NGO's claim of setting prices without involving farmers.

Interim union admits inexperience, oversight in planning picket against commission.

Group pans govt for infantilising M'sians.

Anwar says he offended important people who then claimed he was vengeful.

Experience ‘Prosperity in Harmony’ at Pavilion KL, journey through Old Shanghai’s

glamour at Intermark Mall, and embrace ‘Fortune Blossoms’ at Da Men Mall.

Razarudin filed RM3m lawsuit against Azri last December.

UPDATED 4.37PM | Board's proceedings under OSA, says Legal Affairs Division.

According to the laws of the land, it is a resounding 'No'.

FT minister issues denial over supplementary document.

Transport minister says this is to balance double track project and wait times.

Fares are between parents and operators, Loke says.

Deceased mother, 36, left in the care of unregistered nurses.

'At that stage, I regretted resigning as prime minister.'

UPDATED 5.50PM | 1MDB TRIAL | Former prime minister is unsure how the royals got his account number.

They like to imagine they're above the law, or can do no wrong.

Tun Faisal thinks Malaysia should leverage on PM's influence.

Zulqarnain says this may be why AGC is not challenging the addendum.

For the first time, initiative to be extended to Form 6 students.

UPDATED 2.22PM | Cuepacs says it will discuss the three issues raised.

About 140 square kilometres of land have been engulfed in flames so far.

This is according to the absurd comments of a tourism industry player.

Khairy names ministers Azalina and Zaliha, also snipes at Zahid.

Yeo’s sponsors 300,000 packs of Yeo’s SuperSprouts™ Soy Milk and RM 200,000 cash contribution plus round cup trophies set to drive active lifestyles in schools through sports

I've moved on beyond the issue so I can do my job, he says.

'Efforts are being made to strengthen country’s attractiveness across various economic sectors.'

It's now up to the Supreme Court to make the call.

Veteran newsman says it's time to stop 'pampering' Najib.

Chief justice issues timely reminder on protecting judiciary’s integrity.

Crabs, crayfish and shrimps are the most threatened groups.

It may potentially send a wrong and devastating message.

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