Wong Pheak Zern

EXCLUSIVE At 65 and having served as a four-term MP, former MCA vice-president Chua Jui Meng believes that he can contribute to Pakatan Rakyat in a different role.

EXCLUSIVE In a two-part interview, Chua Jui Meng talks to Malaysiakini on a broad range of subjects including why he joined PKR. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Accused by his own party of impropriety in the purchase of property, Muar DAP head Gwee Tong Hiang denies wrongdoing and says he will not be pressured into resigning his posts in Johor.

Several undergraduates from local universities have alleged that their rights were trampled on by the police after allegedly committing several offences. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Malaysians are mature enough to handle accurate information on Air Pollution Index readings, says the Consumer Association of Subang and Shah Alam

MCA president Ong Tee Keat has today claimed that he was threatened by gangsters not to reveal the PKFZ report.

They were arrested and detained overnight for allegedly trying to convert Muslim students on campus, but deny the allegation.

The NEP should not be blamed for the falling FDI, says Mahathir who sees countries with lower production cost and the world economic crisis as the main causes.

The alternative site chosen for the Kedah pig abattoir has got the nod from all parties but slaughterers fear that they may not be able to foot the bill for a new filtering pool.

As the campaign trail heats up, it is a political slug fest as accusations and counter accusations, familiar at all by-elections, make their treacherous rounds.

The demolition was delayed one month to allow an attempt to look for an alternative site, but it failed and the local council eventually lost patience. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Are blood analyses tests offered by healthcare service providers a scam and a gimmick to sell nutritional products? An experienced medical practitioner sheds light on the matter.

Several political analysts and commentators say that the disparaging videos on the PM's wife that have been posted on the internet have a darker and sinister motive.

Bukit Koman villagers are facing serious health and environmental problems after a gold mining company started using cyanide in the extraction process.

Mentor Minister Lee's visit to Malaysia was meant to sooth frayed nerves and not upset the political apple cart in both countries.

Kuala Dimensi says it suffers serious damage to name, reputation and integrity after report is released to the public and says several personalities have benefited as a result.

Desperate to find out what had really happened to Cin Hong, family members went to his rented house in PJ in search of answers.

Rights groups are shocked at the dismissive remarks from the minister and the palace on alleged sexual abuses of the Indonesian teen model by her royal husband.

Temperatures soar during a meeting between pig farmers and pork sellers in Putrajaya - the first between the two parties in five years.

Although the issue enjoys yearly spotlight, there are no concrete actions in sight to tackle the controversies involving the genuine need for higher education among Malaysians.