Vinodh Pillai

UPDATED 2.20PM | Party is ready to take on both BN and Harapan, says state PAS leader Sallehen Mukhyi.

The 25-year-old was 'surprised' by the announcement but vowed to serve the party. 

DAP to show appreciation for Kerk Kim Hock's contributions during the party's 'darkest period'.

Imposing lower fines on Muslim men who remarry outside the country can lead to abuse, they say. 

One former detainee claims that even Israeli jails are better.

Students say college did not pursue full accreditation after it was sold to Mara.

Farmers claim their activities are being carried out with the Perak government's knowledge and encouragement.

Come one, come all. But no one gets to take on Dr M but Najib Razak himself, says Nothing to Hide 2.0 organiser.

Even if the Bill is flawed, it will still help those who are out of a job.

CIMB Bank says it will investigate the matter and attempt to resolve the dispute.

Good Samaritan reconnects with the 'McDonald's' homeless pair. 

Sg Besar Umno chief says the claim by a Bersatu leader is malicious slander.

UPDATE 1.30PM | DPM and DG of NRD have a week to do so, otherwise, the group plans to take further action.

PKR comms director points out that two schools are near a development in the Lembah Pantai constituency. 

MALAYSIANS KINI | Jimmy Sidhu races against the clock to save his family home in Rawang.

Disgruntled condo residents want to discuss the alleged 'illegal' felling of 22 trees.

A mural painting effort by the Information Ministry, three years in the running, aims to normalise stigmas of autistic children.

The group from Pos Piah wants to meet with the state government and Forestry Department on the matter.

They seek government intervention after building management refuses to heed their protest.

MALAYSIANS KINI | Singer Takahara Suiko and online celeb Anwar Hadi talk lyrics, lame jokes and love.

The human rights body promises to ensure healthcare rights of detainees.

An anthropologist says the way they relate to fellow humans and the environment are good lessons.

Malini Mattler looks back at her time behind the communications desk of MAS, three years after the MH17 crash.

Loggers have now resorted to logging the surrounding areas.