Anti-graft agency quizzing man over suspected fake employment offer letter.

Youth chief talks up overwhelming momentum of Perikatan Nasional after budget passes policy stage.

Fallout from failure of bloc vote continues to reverberate 2 days later.

Finance minister says unchecked contingent liability risks jeopardising Malaysia’s credit rating.

Youth secretary urges party to part ways with PKR, angering opposition leader’s supporters.

Firefighters rescue victims in boats as waters rise in Sg Plan, Sg Sebatang areas.

Cops say fraudsters try to impersonate friends, family to coax victims out of money.

Decision to expand permitted areas is to avoid presence of large group of people in mosque.

Opposition leader’s flirtation with Umno, failure to become next PM among major problems.

Sale of cookies, soap, earrings and keychains help raise RM14,200 to buy 5 machines for orphans.

Remittance firms also hit because of workers’ pay cuts, reduced working hours and business closures.

Crooked personnel processing juice in barracks.

PM says this is because vaccine would have undergone large-scale and safe clinical trials.

They are joined by 6,000 supporters from Kuala Rajang, Semop constituencies.

Shots purchased must have approval of US and national regulatory bodies.

This is strange because the opposition had hoped to remove the prime minister with a no-confidence vote, he muses.

Muar MP was 'wrong and careless', says Lugman Long.

Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Sabah and Negri Sembilan are the hosts.

Excluding impairment loss, the group would record a net profit of RM2.6 billion, says firm.

Entertainment outlets to remain shut during recovery period, says disaster management committee.

1,148 patients discharged, 1,109 new cases recorded, says Noor Hisham.

He points out that the opposition could still vote down the budget at committee stage.

Motive likely linked to special ops carried out by department’s enforcement division, says Sarawak’s top cop.

Order is lifted as scheduled.

Preliminary agreement will see 6.4 million Malaysians vaccinated, says Muhyiddin Yassin.