PM wants each ministry to find out what is needed, Ahmad Maslan says.

Most voters in Perikatan Nasional-ruled Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu not satisfied with PM.

Minister says did not receive report about UtusanTV.

Country’s contingent has scored one gold, silver and bronze each so far.

Leader claims it has become a public toilet or brothel ‘where anyone can come and go easily’.

Local note expected to remain within RM4.57-RM4.58 range throughout today.

Ex-Penang DCM says decision made after careful consideration.

Folk are mostly satisfied on matters of welfare, economic growth, supply of clean water, land management, Ilham Centre survey shows.

Government urged to focus and prioritise a better economy, people’s wellbeing.

41% of respondents believe nation on right track under Pakatan chair’s leadership.

Family given first aid treatment before being transported to Kota Tinggi Hospital.

Anwar says a strong unity pact can enable a clean sweep in state polls.

Anwar says opposition using Quranic verses to attack the government.

Minister Fadhlina Sidek says this is to address the problem of students dropping out.

Zahid says this will lead to the creation of more jobs.

Analysts say many view Islamist party as ‘heritage’.

Islamist party expected to triumph in state elections once again. 

Candidates say Perikatan sent them only electoral roll information, not money.

The cases are being investigated under Section 504 of the Penal Code, Section 4A(1) of Election Offences Act 1954. 

Deputy PM stresses this would include creating various job opportunities for youth, boosting green technology industry. 

Anwar Ibrahim says Putrajaya looking into new methods to ensure salaries are increased.

The money will help state govt complete implementation of various programmes.  

Prove you are not guilty in court, DPM urges Muhammad Adlan Berhan.

Deputy PM stresses that the party made the promise during formation of unity govt.  

Analysts expect Perikatan to win big in Kedah and Kelantan.