This paves the way for state polls to be held.

Malaysian director Amanda Nell Eu says film offers wildly fresh take on women empowerment.

Tanker driver loses control of vehicle in rain, veers into opposite lane.

Deputy minister says anyone can lodge complaints about compromised graft investigations.

Local note succumbs to lack of demand despite weaker US dollar index.

R. Thinalan says it is the party president's pregogative to appoint or discharge members from the central working committee.

Chow Kon Yeow predicts election date will fall in second week of the month.

Mohd Amar Nik Abdullah says the state would no longer need to heavily rely on logging for revenue.

Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad will raise a question about placing MACC under EAIC supervision during the Ministers’ Question Time.

Students would have less time to develop vital skills before joining the workforce.

Activists hit out at misleading statement by BN lawmaker at Dewan Rakyat.

Water quality also improving, Nik Nazmi says.

Man was lying in a pool of blood, with no identification documents, police say.

They include pregnancy test kits, blood lancets and masks.

Anwar pledges to restore good governance, fight dishonest practices.

Tengku Muhammad Taufik will continue to serve in his present capacity after June 30.

Victim lodges police report after realising items were missing.

118 taken care of as of April 30, Nga Kor Ming says.

Fahmi says more than 1,800 high-value jobs are expected to be created.

Rumours of ruling coalition fears losing support in state polls ‘disturbing’.

Local note closes at 4.6115/6185 versus the greenback.

Zero compromise for the sake of the people, Salahuddin Ayub says.

All administrators unable to access account.

All are from the same family living in affected house in Gombak, police say.

15% increase for students abroad, RM100 more for those studying locally.