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Perak govt vows to pull plug on rare earth mining project if it proves hazardous
Menteri besar confident project is safe.
Guan Eng says only banks benefit from OPR hikes
Ex-finance minister says ringgit continues to slide.
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EPF sold 6 retail assets for RM46 million profit, says Ahmad Maslan
Deputy finance minister says retirement fund to sell another holding to GLC.
2024 academic year to begin March
2025 school term will start in February so 2026 calendar can kick off in January.
RM11.2 billion unclaimed money, 70% of it in dormant bank accounts
RM3.3 billion has been returned, says deputy minister.
Unclaimed money on parliament agenda today
Dewan Rakyat to also table several bills for second reading.
Farmers demand long-term solution to vegetable dumping
They say demand for local produce has dropped almost to zero.
Any govt will need a strong Malay party as backbone, analysts say
Umno must step up for Anwar administration to be stable.
Johor warns against organising immoral activities
This comes after a poster titled ‘Gang Bang JB Party’ went viral.
Maritime defence vital in overcoming threats in Malaysia waters, says PM
Anwar says he will look at the needs of the navy.
Young Umno supporters have no problem voting for Pakatan, says Hairi
Youth vice-chief says this group is now more politically literate.
Perak assembly passes hotel bill 2023
It is introduced to address the concerns hoteliers have regarding licensing.
Ringgit ends broadly lower v dollar
Analyst says this is due to an increased bid for the greenback for safe-haven purposes.
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Man dies after falling into ravine near Genting Highlands
The 60-year-old slips while surveying a hillslope for piping works.
Dewan Rakyat passes mental health amendment bill
This comes following the repeal of attempted suicide as an offence under the penal code.
Siti Bainun fails again to stay jail sentence
High Court rules there are no special circumstances to allow Rumah Bonda founder’s application.
Raiding watch store over LGBT symbol will isolate Malaysia, say groups
They urge Putrajaya to promote a culture of acceptance, understanding instead of intolerance.
Rep hits out at delay in gazetting native status for kids of mixed marriages
Baru Bian dismisses Sarawak minister’s explanation at the state assembly.
Putrajaya studying need for law to deal with ticket scalpers
Fahmi Fadzil, Salahuddin Ayub to review matter with other ministries.
Ex-PM’s son under probe for money laundering
Report says MACC called in the man for questioning yesterday and today.
Kepong MP files appeal to stay RM2 million libel award
Appellate court fixes Wednesday for case management.
History, propaganda are no bedfellows
Penang Institute wants to draw locals back to lit fest
Honouring the spirit of Malaysia 1963
Umno bukan lagi pemain politik negara, kata penganalisis