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Abang Johari says price of cooking gas in Sarawak could be further discounted
State government committed to protect interest of consumers, premier says.
Sarawak govt takes wait-and-see approach to investment in Serba Dinamik
Deputy premier says the state’s venture is intended for long-term value appreciation.
Sarawak tourism ministry to salvage burial poles from Tatau river
Karim says the recovery of the klirieng is under a heritage protection programme.
Unfair to blacklist contractors due spiralling cost of raw materials, says DAP rep
Chong insists Sarawak fall into line with federal govt and renegotiate prices for benefit of state recovery.
Native courts to be elevated in major overhaul for Sarawak native law
State minister says bill of new ordinance could be table at year-end.
Sarawak to roll out ‘one utility bill’ soon
New billing system to integrate different utility agencies.
Brief assembly on state’s losses in Serba Dinamik, Sarawak premier told
Batu Lintang rep also asks about plans to recoup losses following O&G firm’s legal woes.
GPS rep demands Guan Eng apologise over 2019 bankruptcy remark
Ding Kuong Hiing says Abang Johari’s prudent financial management has proven the DAP leader wrong.
Sarawak can use independent assessor over dispute with Putrajaya
Deputy minister says avenue provided for in federal constitution.
PBB veep urges Bersatu’s Sarawak MPs to jump to ruling pact
Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah says voters are in favour of local parties.
Rep says Sarawak govt depts, agencies bogged down by bureaucracy
Tiong King Sing says assemblymen without state cabinet posts better positioned to chair agencies and GLCs.
Talks to give Sarawak legislative powers over tourism slow going
State minister says relevant parties in federal government too busy for dialogue.
Sarawak urges timber firms to support ‘non-destructive’ forest management
Awang Tengah Ali Hassan warns of change in industry dynamics with amendment bill’s passage.
Sarawak’s law on carbon emission a first in Malaysia
New legislation part of state’s measures to mitigate climate change, global warming.
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Covid caused 4,000 to lose their jobs, says Sarawak leader
State govt to lend aid, including cash assistance, to people most affected by pandemic.
