Court sets Aug 1 for unilateral conversion decision
Single mother taking on Perlis religious authorities in attempt to enforce Federal Court ruling.
Ketari rep calls for prompt action to prevent Janda Baik floods
Young Syefura Othman says river must be deepened, rocks and debris cleared.
Rain, fear keep Janda Baik folk awake at night
Residents still recovering from December floods are faced once more with devastation, more clean up work.
Volunteers hold classes for refugee kids
Project R.ED offers lessons in Melayu, Maths, Science and Humanities.
Parents still reluctant to have children vaccinated against Covid-19
They cite horror stories of side effects other kids faced.
Let them serve their time in Malaysia, families of death row convicts in Singapore plead
They are only able to meet their loved ones for under an hour after a costly, lengthy trip to the republic.
Cops report another custodial death, 16th case this year
48-year-old detainee found weak in lock-up this morning.
Bullying a norm in govt hospitals, say junior doctors
They say many don’t speak up for fear of jeopardising their careers.
Lawyers for Liberty accuses Singapore of harassing Nagaenthran lawyer
Counsel faces possibility of being disbarred with authorities launching multiple inquiries against him.
Stop treating refugees like criminals, say activists
They protest detention of asylum seekers, lack of access to immigration centres.
Water supply fully restored in Klang Valley areas, says Air Selangor
Disruption due to odour pollution ended at 8am.
Water supply to resume tonight for affected areas, says Selangor MB
Amirudin Shahri says odour pollution issue addressed.
Dry taps in 472 Klang Valley areas due to odour pollution
Sg Semenyih and Bukit Tampoi water treatment plants shut down temporarily.
Food inflation hits hard low-income earners in Klang Valley
Prices have soared while wages stay stagnant.
