Diyana Ibrahim
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Perikatan leaders aim to rise above ‘dirty tricks’
Wan Fayhsal says Pakatan and BN could go too far in trying to tarnish the opposition coalition’s image.
Terengganu Islamic authority awaiting report before acting against Hadi
PAS president reportedly defies ban on politicians delivering religious speeches.
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Kelantan hospitals aim to be shariah-compliant
State health director says current operations do not involve gender separation.
Mosque officials seek clarity on Terengganu’s renewed ban
State religious council confuses Muslims with lack of clear directives.
Felda settlers want transparency on outstanding loans
Homesteaders clueless on amounts owed, unpaid salaries.
Mixed feelings from B40 group about Budget 2023
People welcome lower income tax but still left wondering about how they will tackle the cost of living.
Umno must keep explaining why it joined unity govt, says Mahdzir
Veep says party must tell the public its reasons for accepting DAP.
Raya kuih makers feel pinch as inflation hits
Purveyors of traditional delicacies baulk at cost of butter, flour and eggs.
Police to summon PAS youth after march with fake swords, spears and shields
Setiu cops evaluating case.
Shahrizat’s bid for top spot irks Wanita Umno leaders
They say she is making the women's wing look bad.
Kuala Terengganu MP fails to strike out BN man’s polls petition
Election judge sets 20 days, from April 3, for the trial.
Court dismisses Hadi’s objection to Marang election petition
Judge grants Umno opportunity to present case, despite party filing outside permitted deadline.
Restaurants agree to serve Menu Rahmah
Food sellers step up to support unity govt’s efforts to help the poor.
BN hopes to defend all its state seats
Leaders admit it is a big ask, ahead of negotiations with Pakatan.
Terengganu Pakatan chief promises talks with BN on polls
No date fixed yet, but Kamarul says united front necessary to beat dominant PAS.
Emmanuel Joseph