Johor BN chairman says the priority is to ensure victory for the party.

Minister says prioritise spirit of sacrifice, not ‘cah keting’.

Deputy minister says breeders face losses due to exorbitant raw material costs.

Cops remand suspect for seven days until Oct 28.

Negri Sembilan secretary Chaa Kee Sun looks to win back Rasah.

Former attorney-general’s sends letter saying he would not participate in proceedings related to 19 allegations made in his memoir.

Higher Education Ministry says offer letters are final and programme change requests will not be entertained.

Reverend says assistance open to all Malaysian students, regardless of race, religion.

Wisma Putra says they were handed over to the police to facilitate investigation.

Higher Education Ministry allows break for youth to return to hometowns to cast ballots.

Concessionaires say congestion growing on northbound routes, with smooth journeys on roads to the east coast.

Douglas Uggah Embas says growth should not be disrupted by potential change in government.

Pejuang president says targeted areas considered Umno, PAS strongholds.

Menteri besar says project to cost about RM65 million.

DAP sec-gen warns of disappointment, despite saying there are no obstacles for co-operation.

Bersatu deputy president says candidates native to their respective localities can tap into existing voter base.

Perikatan chairman promises to reverse federal government position, putting dispute at heart of campaign.

Move to gauge people's reactions, help set target for winnable seats, says chairman.

Experts say challenging Faizal indicates that the opposition leader is also gunning for Sheraton Move ‘traitors’.

Crash on East Coast Expressway near Genting Sempah Tunnel causes 2km tailback.

Perikatan Nasional chairman says strategy to ensure coalition’s victory in Kelantan.

Authorities say 3 people died of the virus yesterday.

Premier says he can only be the driver if the engine is good.

Observers warn against fielding parachute candidate given the strength of DAP in the area.

Kamarazaman Yaakob says pact could secure at least 90 parliamentary seats.