Bill being drafted, expected to be tabled this year, home minister tells Dewan Rakyat.

Malaysia maintains premises of any diplomatic mission is inviolable.

Banished party leader cries conspiracy.

Tengku Zafrul says it is the second largest ever recorded.

Former PM does not have access to computer, internet behind bars.

Deputy minister says aiming to complete abandoned developments within a year.

City folk suffering financial, relationship problems, says health minister.

Local note trades mostly higher against other major currencies.

Government to do its best to persuade 1.86 million Malaysians living abroad to come back.

Initiatives for first-time house buyers to also be raised.

Residents say they have yet to see anything done to improve their wellbeing.

Counsellor says students may end up owing thousands of ringgit.

Malaysia must learn from Singapore, says environmentalist. 

He is unperturbed by the opposition’s threats.

Mad cow disease has been detected there.

This comes after police say they are investigating an assault report lodged by a woman.

Norhazira says the incident was relayed to her by a former resident of Rumah Bonda.

This is due to bargain-hunting as a result of the local note being in an oversold position.

This comes after company’s lawyers failed to response to 160 involved in VSS exercise.

This is over Marang MP’s remarks on efforts to overthrow the unity government by Perikatan Nasional.

The matter supposedly relates to a squabble over inheritance, alimony.

Transport minister says it shows Perikatan Nasional is bent on ‘seizing power through the back door’.

Police say a 43-year-old victim is still in the intensive care unit.

Ex-PM is a witness in a defamation suit file by former deputy federal territories minister against Batu MP.

Number drops to 42,459 in 235 relief centres this evening.