Ravin Palanisamy
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A modest Deepavali for most as inflation bites
Households are spending less on festive fare and clothing.
Harakah must apologise to PM, but govt penalty too harsh, ex-editor says
Zulkifli Sulong says punishment for PAS mouthpiece not commensurate with its actions.
518 overseas job scam victims brought home, says deputy minister
Foreign Ministry still tracing whereabouts of 186 others.
Malaysia not obliged to follow US sanction on Hamas, says PM
Anwar says government will only recognise UN Security Council rules.
Anwar says decision to attend Apec meeting doesn’t make him pro-Israel
PM says necessary for him to look after country’s interests.
RM700 million spent on promotion, publicity during Muhyiddin and Ismail’s tenure
Prime minister says the expenses from 2020 to 2022 were ‘outrageous’.
Almost RM500,000 collected in Ramasamy’s crowdfunding campaign
Former Penang deputy chief minister’s team hopes to raise funds in 10 days, DAP rep.
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Hamzah warns not to get Perikatan members to back PM
Opposition leader says lawmakers being contacted anonymously via WhatsApp, email.
PAS says no invite to join unity govt
Takiyuddin denies Anwar's claim the Islamist party has been asked to partner with the ruling coalition.
MyCC to monitor chicken prices after subsidy removal
Commission welcomes any complaint, sharing of information from consumers, enterprises.
Muda raised more than RM1.1 million for state polls
Amount is three-quarters of target set, Syed Saddiq says.
8.5 million expired vaccine doses cost govt RM505 million
Fear of side effects among reasons for rejection of booster shots.
Labuan MP declares support for Anwar
Suhaili Abdul Rahman also backs Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor.
24 issues of leakages, loss of public funds identified, says Ramkarpal
These problems are mentioned in 7 auditor-general reports.
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Nothing but ‘sorry’ for Indian community
Pharmacy ad just another hit at local minority without meaningful consequences.
