Archive - 28 August 2025

2.5-magnitude temblor occurred at 7.56pm, MetMalaysia says.

Debating process must be improved further to achieve parliamentary reform, Faisai says.

PARLIAMENT | DPM says this ends long-term marginalisation of those in gig economy.

Judge calls for end to bullying, says such an act destroys lives.

Yazid failed to establish defences of justification, fair comment, qualified privilege, judge rules.

In a filing to Bursa Malaysia, Tropicana Corporation Berhad announced its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended 30 June 2025.

High Court judge rules that questions are complex, need determination by apex court.

This includes forming a company and opening a bank account to receive payment.

Maimunah positively welcomes findings over land development matters.

KL police chief confirms the arrests, will announce more details soon.

Court rules no special circumstances to do so, orders Kamarul to pay up.

They claim ChatGPT encouraged their suicidal son instead of helping.

UPDATED 6.22PM | PARLIAMENT | Relevant clauses to be amended to reflect this, Nga says.

This vehicle is a testament of Toyota’s vision and constant push for Green Mobility

Felda says it follows suspension of shares from trading on Aug 25.

Technical teams responded swiftly, supply fully restored in 28 minutes, it says.

UPDATED 5.30PM | PARLIAMENT | Proposed law has faced heavy backlash from many quarters.

They question why Government Procurement Bill did not go through PSSC.

Syed Ibrahim calls for tabling of law to be fast-tracked.

The integrity of our institutions, rule of law are at stake, she says.

UPDATED 4.35PM | PARLIAMENT | Bill passes with 125 votes in agreement and 63 votes against.

Hamzah says URA only applies to peninsula, calls on Umno reps to stand with rakyat.

UPDATED 12.23PM | PARLIAMENT | 'Don't assume that this is a strategy for the Chinese to take over Malays.'

'Examine how state leaders managed federal funds, natural resources, enterprises.'

PARLIAMENT | Anwar attributes delays to Sabah's 'problematic' system of awarding contracts.

It is believed that the senior minister is from East Malaysia.

UPDATED 10.57AM | Setev seeks court orders to compel authorities to investigate the claim.

'Find the root cause and start from there.'

UPDATED 9.11AM | The proposed Act continues to receive fierce pushback.

Plan includes airside bus service for passengers and baggage, says the minister.