Archive - 6 March 2025

MP says probe purportedly over her speech on acquiring smartboards for schools.

'Mandatory social protection for non-citizens in line with int'l best practices.'

Video thought to be reaction to radio hosts who allegedly mocked Hinduism.

The PKR central leadership council member says this ahead of the election in May.

Ex-PM to be questioned again, new date on March 13.

This is an increase of RM109 million effective from 2026.

Bangi MP Syahredzan is the group's chair.

This comes after radio presenters' mimicry of Thaipusam customs.

Premises raided, revealing 50 tonnes of bullets, live ammunition.

Home minister also stresses police have no authority to decide on prosecution.

Towards smoke-free community even after Generational Endgame policy dropped.

UPDATED 6.57PM | The MIC leader also urges the Hindu community to lodge mass police reports.

Incident occurred at Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman-Jalan Benteng bazaar yesterday.

This is over the MCA chief's speech on EPF's buyback of MAHB shares.

PARLIAMENT | However, some MPs raise doubt over some provisions of the bill.

Central bank anticipates positive global economic conditions, notwithstanding possible disruptions by global powers.

Home Ministry found to have issued acceptance letter before agreement finalised.

UPDATED 5.37PM | Tunku Nashrul says certain parties baselessly claim double standards on such issues.

'It needs to be scrutinised by stakeholders, especially the public.'

Chips have reportedly been smuggled from Singapore to Malaysia, bound for China.

Bill approved after third reading by economy minister.

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Law currently gives enforcement agencies power over whistleblower protection.

The report will be tabled to the National Islamic Affairs Council, Conference of Rulers for approval.

Better public transport and stricter parking rules to tackle congestion in Penang.

UPDATED 5.24PM | Opposition leader says this is due to the lack of local rice supply.

UPDATED 6.32PM | Opposition leader says 148 votes is just one more than needed.

This means house arrest is already possible without legislative amendments.

UPDATED 6.02PM | Let MACC do its job, Asyraf says.

Electoral watchdog also calls for dedicated Parliament committee on election affairs.

MISAR began its relief operations in late January, providing essential aid to flood victims in Kota Marudu, Pitas, and Beaufort in Sabah.

'Just as we condemn those mocking Hinduism, we must be firm on those who disrespect other religions.'

PARLIAMENT | Minister says legislative amendments are also on the cards.

UPDATED 1.21PM | The US$4.5 million is in a Riyadh account while the shares are held in UK.

Non-bumi contribute to nation-building too in terms of tax, human resources.

Healthcare system risks becoming playground for profit-driven entities at expense of patient care.

Three incidents were recorded in KL and Penang each, ministry adds.

UPDATED 2.52PM | It adds that projected fuel prices are the primary consideration in tariff adjustment.

GHRF suggests the board be parked under Prime Minister’s Department.

Minister adds that Political Funding Bill still in the works, key points being discussed.

Aaron says their conduct was unacceptable and stern action must be taken.

UPDATED 12.32PM | This is in relation to 'Mentega Terbang' filmmakers challenging their criminal charges.

UPDATED 11.42AM | Failure to do so could cause further harm, warns MP.

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we honour women across the globe who break barriers and make a lasting impact to those around them.

'What's Zamri's right to say if Hindus don't want to be mocked, stop doing such things?'

We cannot just throw out the old and replace them with a trophy.

Netizen claims to have received the money back and scolded errant cops.