Starving students sacrifice studies for work
National food bank programme extended to 20 public universities following reports of students in B40 group skipping meals.
Inquest into fireman’s death continues tomorrow but not much revealed so far
It will hear from Federal Reserve Unit members at the riots when Muhammad Adib Mohd Kassim suffered his fatal injuries.
Malaysians in Christchurch shooting recovering from ops
One victim still has no word on fate of teenage son who worshipped at Al Noor mosque, where a gunman opened fire on Friday.
Streram picked for Rantau because he has ‘humanitarian heart’, says Anwar
The Indian-Hindu doctor has risked his life helping Muslims in Afghanistan, Sudan, says PKR president.
PAS making up stories to dodge RM1.4 million question, says Anwar
Don't tell lies, you're an Islamic party, PKR president reminds PAS leaders.
Najib’s loo break causes court to stand down
Ex-PM 'not aware' he needed permission to leave courtroom, says counsel.
Shafee says injured wrist ‘much better’
Najib Razak's lawyer also defends himself, points out presence at Putrajaya court.
DAP quartet seek apology, damages from Malay rights group president
Lim Guan Eng, Liew Chin Tong, Lim Kit Siang and Tony Pua send letter of demand over allegedly defamatory remarks.
Sg Kim Kim chemical poison victims out of danger, says minister
The 12 people in intensive care are in stable condition, says Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
Emergency declaration will cause panic, says DPM
Govt will decide after meeting on whether to declare state of emergency in Pasir Gudang, site of toxic waste dumping, says Dr Wan Azizah.
No one race can rule Malaysia, says Annuar Musa
Umno-PAS cooperation with other parties necessary, says Umno sec-gen.
Pakatan cries Taliban because they fear new pact, says Ismail Sabri
Govt clearly unhappy with Umno-PAS cooperation, says opposition leader.
Bauxite mining can only resume when SOP in place, says minister
Stop-work orders must be withdrawn first despite end of moratorium on March 31.
Minors charged with murder and how Malaysia falls short
Child Act 2001 inadequate with calls for legal reforms to shift the law from being ‘adult-focused’ to child-centric.
