Archive - 3 November 2025

UPDATED 11.40PM | FAM plans to approach Court of Arbitration for Sport soon.

Anwar is on treatment for back pain.

Negligence made Vimal lose left hand, right leg.

Council set to elect its 12-member governing board.

Malaysia to lose significant freedom to determine own policies, decisions, he says.

Tawau folk fear Warisan may neglect the constituency in favour of Semporna.

Ex-PM says subsidy still needed if sugar prices are burdensome.

Datuk Mohamad Helmy Othman Basha urges oil palm players to build genuine trust in the industry

In celebration of Tropicana Avalon’s Breeze Hill Shoppes’ success and the upcoming launch of Breeze Hill Service Apartments – Tropicana Avalon, a township by Tropicana Corporation Berhad, proudly sponsored Asia’s largest obstacle event — the Viper Challenge.

Preliminary investigation suggests water turning blue may be linked to the operations.

PARLIAMENT | Papagomo should ask himself why the repeated arrests, minister says.

PARLIAMENT | Minister says parents must keep an eye on what their children are using or playing.

UPDATED 5.57PM | This is about humanity, rule of law, she says.

Anwar is alarmed by reports of mass killings, starvation, genocide.

Ventura IOT Sdn. Bhd., CG Global Profastex Manufacturing Sdn. Bhd., and Rodrell Sdn. Bhd., were honoured for their excellence, innovation, and impact.

Caretaker CM stresses that GRS-Harapan cooperation remains intact.

Tasek Gelugor MP releases recording of Bersatu disciplinary proceedings against him.

Posts qualify as misconduct but are not a dismissible offence, chairperson says.

Sany and Khoo want Pendang MP referred to Parliament’s Rights and Privileges Committee.

We may have to look at China's 'Great Firewall' for options.

PARLIAMENT | Deputy minister says govt is studying the matter, new system to be announced within weeks.

This comes after Saifuddin openly called for party president to resign.

This includes using AI tech and increased cooperation with Malaysian govt.

It is where bullock carts appear more reliable than the Aerotrain.

Coffee raves have gained a lot of traction in Malaysia right now, attracting coffee lovers and varying generations alike to gather, sip, and dance. Combining the long history of our coffee culture and the growing popularity of mental wellness, OFFLINE 16 introduced its first coffee rave, setting a new wellness trend.

Rapper reportedly meets Hsieh at hotel for work, later finds her dead in bathroom.

The World Anti-Corruption Conference (WACC) 2025 concluded on October 24 at the historic Rhodes House, Oxford, with delegates from more than a dozen countries across Asia, Europe, and Africa reaffirming their commitment to integrity, innovation, and accountability in governance.

Riduan seems secure in his belief that there will be no retribution.

Sim also welcomes High Court decision, which upheld Labour Court ruling.

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