Gan Pei Ling
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Bersatu to field youth, first-timers in GE14
Youth (Armada) chief says electorate prefers a first-time candidate who is clean and who will govern with integrity.
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Probe sale of TNB reserve land to developer, Taman Desa residents urge MACC
Members of coalition to protect 40-year-old neighbourhood file report with the graft-buster today.
Subang Jaya voters object to disproportion, lack of information in redelineation exercise
How can Subang Jaya, a state seat, have more voters than some parliamentary seats, objectors ask the Election Commission.
Chef Wan slams portal for twisting Instagram post
Celebrity insists he’s politically neutral and is upset over ‘slanderous’ article claiming he is bashing Najib Razak.
Wang Kelian case a test of police integrity, says Paul Low
Minister Paul Low says cabinet wants police to get to the bottom of mass killings and human trafficking along the Perlis-Thai border in 2015.
Election Commission to hear objections to redelineation next week
Twenty individuals whose names are on the electoral roll will be admitted into hearing for new electoral boundaries proposed for Selangor.
DAP rep wants MACC to investigate Tengku Adnan over claims against residents groups
The minister has claimed that residents groups are extorting developers for money to allow their development projects.
Ku Nan lied about Taman Rimba Kiara, says MP
Lim Lip Eng says 10ha park originally shown as open space in KL development plans, but land was suddenly divided into 2 and given lot numbers.
Report us if we're extortionists, Taman Desa, TTDI residents tell Ku Nan
Minister should also stop making false claim that opposition politicians are behind protests against high-density developments, says residents’ committee.
Don't blame me for failed court bid, Ku Nan tells TTDI residents
Minister appeals for public support of the government’s effort to provide affordable housing for the poor.
Fight overzealous religious authorities with knowledge, say Muslim intellectuals
They say moderates should not be locked unproductive and rhetorical debate but should focus on ideas instead.
Give female refugees work to reduce domestic violence, Tenaganita tells Putrajaya
Refugee women who are breadwinners are more respected in their communities.
Defiant DBKL shows how toothless Putrajaya is, says Tony Pua
MP says a clear need to overhaul the civil service to ensure cabinet decisions are carried out.
Moderate Muslims should sue Jakim for defamation, says G25
Those who have been falsely accused of threatening Islam and Malaysia should consider taking the Islamic authority to court, says Noor Farida
Is Expo Negaraku necessary, Rafizi asks Rahman Dahlan
RM34 million exhibition to promote Putrajaya’s achievements ahead of GE14 ‘a waste of funds’, says PKR veep.
