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Fuel prices unchanged for coming week
RON97 to remain at RM4.84 per litre, RON95 at RM2.05 and diesel at RM2.15.
Rising costs call for bolder solutions for Malaysia’s transport system, says Chin Tong
Surging fuel prices, interest rates will tax government coffers, increase personal debt.
UPM post-grad student found dead in hostel room
Cops say investigation has unearthed no sign of foul play.
New chicken ceiling price set at RM9.40/kg
Govt decides to continue subsidy instead of floating cost as previously expected.
Forum to discuss rising prices of goods to use parliament format
Sidang Nadi Rakyat is a public platform for discourse to address issues affecting Malaysians.
MOH receives 528 complaints on scam dentists
Reports from 2017 to 2021 involve unlicensed practitioners offering various dental services.
Squash player Aifa replaces Sivasangari as flag bearer at Commonwealth Games
The 20-year-old will join powerlifting champion Bonnie Bunyau Gustin.
Lorry driver pleads guilty to stabbing wife, mother-in-law
Wan Mohammad Hafizuddin Wan Ismail, 27, charged with voluntarily causing hurt.
Police deny leaking pictures of Bella’s injuries
Witness tells court activist’s mobile phone, which contained the images, had been with the cops all the time during examination.
Cops on the hunt for mastermind of illegal prepaid SIM card syndicate
Suspect currently in the northern part of the country, Perlis police chief says.
Inquest into Baby Syifa’s death to begin on Sept 22
Court orders victim’s father not to discuss case details on social media.
Domestic tourism spending drops 54.5% in 2021
RM18.4 billion in receipts as opposed to RM40.4 billion in 2020.
Govt sees no need to remove Apandi from Pulau Batu Puteh task force
Wan Junaidi says Dr Mahathir should have voiced his objections much earlier.
Economy on track for recovery amid global uncertainties, says chief statistician
Malaysia blessed with natural resources, leading to strong macroeconomic performance in April, he says.
Student bodies threaten protests if subsidies are cut
They list 5 demands, seek answers from the government.
GPS will be kingmakers again, Sarawak leader says
Abdul Karim Hamzah says coalition will bring political stability to the country.
Time for return-reuse policy for excess meds, say health groups
As drug waste runs rampant and supply shortages bite, cancer and palliative care associations urge redistribution to needy folk.
Pakatan govts mitigating rising living costs with limited resources, say MPs
It is up to Putrayaya to fix the ceiling prices and subsidies, they say.
Overseas-born kids and their wait for citizenship
Long-drawn battles for their rights deprive them of a sense of belonging, say mothers.
Airline consumer rights must be enhanced, says Ka Siong
Transport minister urges various quarters to collaborate in forming solutions catered to the people’s interests.
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