Mahdzir Khalid urges stronger Sarawak presence in parliament.

Deputy president eyeing Pandan contest this year.

Pakatan Harapan chief scolds Gombak MP for remarks on GE15 seat contests.

Anwar Ibrahim assures no automatic pass on economic plan.

Former PKR no. 2 calls out Pakatan chief for betraying voters with sneaky tactics in the past.

Opposition leader urges PM to act wisely in deciding on parliament dissolution date. 

Defence minister says navy also applied to acquire second batch of littoral mission ships equipped with more comprehensive weaponry.

Deputy minister says clergy not allowed to campaign of behalf of political parties during preaching session.

Kalsom Nordin says sexual exploitation of kids via online platforms on the rise.

Home minister says major part of plans involve repair, upgrade, maintenance work in premises for police use.

Zahid Hamidi says the terms have been made known to the Islamist party in a recent meeting.

Wan Junaidi says the task force completed its work in nine months.

National football governing body to review standard operating procedure on entry of supporters into match venues.

Bersatu secretary-general says this is because the government is made up of different parties.

It warns that stern action will be taken against parties that fail to comply with regulations.

Hartini says it has been playing its role by presenting proposals and complementing government initiatives. 

Ahmad Faizal Azumu is confident there will be provision to develop the sport in Budget 2023.

This comes hours after the party proclaimed Zuraida its new chief.

Bersatu deputy president says party should focus on something other than simply retaining power.

DAP chairman says businesses want to see an end to the ministry’s involvement.

Party vice-president says this is due to Umno’s announcement to dissolve parliament soon.

PKR deputy president claims that backing for the Barisan Nasional component party has dropped from 27% to 18%.

Company says case against it is ‘baseless’.

Malay party desperate to call an election immediately as it is extremely confident of winning.

Government controls stifling industry battered by spiralling costs.