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The conference is organised by the M'sian Students' Council of Australia.

People evacuated from Terminal 4, planes grounded after threat on Tigerair.

Australian rare earths miner, Lynas, has widened its full year loss, partly associated with extra costs of its Malaysian processing plant.

New Immigration Minister Tony Burke says a broader regional package was needed to be effective in deterring the flow of asylum-seekers.

David Teoh, 57, and his wife Vicky, 56, have achieved one of the biggest rises by lifting their fortune from A$526 million last year to A$1.06 billion.

It is being organised by a group of Malaysian Lasallians headed by lawyer Chuen Lim and restaurateur Robert Teoh, of Chillipadi fame.

Eric Noyez, the company’s COO and president, will be appointed to the Lynas board and become its chief executive on March 31.

Rare earths miner Lynas expects to be producing finished products from its controversial plant in Malaysia within weeks.

Juliet John says many Malaysian students felt lost after arriving in Melbourne, and hoped her app could help them to get adjusted.

The airline was fined A$200,000 in the Melbourne Federal Court for contravening the single pricing provision of the Australian Consumer Law.

He says a new political approach would lead to a culture of politics that would achieve a 'healthier, cleaner, mature and progressive democracy'.

At 10.40am, its shares were 50 percent higher at 91 Australian cents before dropping back to 78 cents at 11.10am.

Foreign Minister Senator Bob Carr tells ABC Radio the Malaysian government was not frustrated by the delays to the deal. 

Fairfax Media will cut 1,900 jobs over the next three years as it makes moves to become a digital media company.

The airline is running the competition via Facebook, giving the winner the chance to fill an Airbus A330 from Sydney to Kuala Lumpur with 'friends'.

Three Malaysian nationals were among six people charged with various drug offences following police raids across Melbourne on Tuesday.

The RM1.5 billion plant near Kuantan is already 85 percent complete but has faced strong opposition from community groups.

Supporters of opposition leader Tony Abbott have asked him to back the Gillard government’s proposed 'Malaysia swap deal' or work out a compromise.