33 highways will not collect fees from April 19 to 21, and on April 24.

Muar MP allowed to attend conferences overseas next month.

They urge Putrajaya to help provide permanent lodging for longhouse settlement folk living at park’s fringe.

Discussions to start soon, Umno leader Mahdzir Khalid says.

Sarawak company seeks RM5 million in damages from nature advocates over alleged defamatory remarks.

Drugs weighing 10.4kg found in a sack in a vehicle.

DBKL fails in appeal to have proposed project reinstated.

Local note stays overbought ahead of likely rise in Washington interest rates.

Doctors say people need to start practising good hygiene again.

They urge govt to adopt a ‘soft landing’ approach.  

Cops identify 13 accident hotspots, which they say will be monitored closely.

Zambry says multiple agencies are working with other nations and the UN to begin the evacuation.

Despite reassurances, Izham warns residents to conserve water because usage exceeds recommended guidelines.

Director says the suspects were detained after a brief chase.

Their remand order ends today.

PM thinks it could resolve issue of costly flight prices.  

Internal investigation reveals labour supplier charged workers as much as US$1,000 each.

While most tremors are minor, records indicate jolts as high as 6.3 on the Richter scale.

Market expects another round of interest rate hikes in the US.

Initiative aims at popularising them, publishing new works. 

Police say the woman had confronted her tenants about drug and alcohol consumption.

State fire chief says there were 250 related call-outs in March alone.

Pair plead guilty to making a dash from an MMEA van while en route to jail.

Anwar says the previous administration was too hasty in reaching a settlement.

Cops in Muar move in after 4-week surveillance operation.