Archive - 28 April 2025

High Court sets date to decide if accused should enter defence.

28 cases identified at education institution in Kuala Muda.

Risks include puncture wounds, scratches from detached pins - Lee.

You've seen this developer is a bit 'cap ayam' - Johari to residents.

As minister, I also need to look after other states, says the GRS deputy sec-gen.

Decades-long alliance within BN has now deteriorated, Punithan says.

Whistlelower to submit new evidence at MACC HQ tomorrow afternoon.

Why does govt want to hide addendum, Shafee asks.

Singer will be sent back to mental hospital following reinstatement of acquittal.

Commission says there are also attempts to expose others' personal information.

Federal Court earlier granted leave for AG's appeal over addendum's existence.

His lawyer says the suit has become academic as the by-election had concluded.

Questions arise over cops' statements after student found seriously injured.

Internal critics call the move undemocratic, violates association's constitution.

They include whether AG is legally bound to reveal impugned documents.

Minister says the relaxation was to meet current consumer demand.

Coalition's ongoing indecisions leave members uncertain, says Chong.

Use of lethal force must always be measured and proportionate.

After SJKC Jasin Lalang rejects name change proposal, SJKC Simpang Bekoh enters talks.

DAP deputy chairperson describes the allegation as 'disgusting slander'.

UPDATED 2.30PM | They say CM should prove his commitment by taking strong action.

APU offers a transformative journey, equipping students with the skills and knowledge to excel in a tech-driven world, not just for now but for the future.

Apex court sets July 1 and 2 for proceedings.

Islamic state narrative hindering PN efforts to secure meaningful non-Malay allies - Umno leader.

UPDATED 11.12AM | Funeral prayers to be held at UPM mosque after Zohor.

Nassuruddin's statement 'not based on actual facts,' group says.

Leaders embrace process like ducks to water.

Incident sees fearful customers flee Bangsar eatery, leaving RM1k in unpaid bills.

DAP's appeasement of Malay partners has strengthened theocratic apparatus.

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