Bagan Serai MP is the latest to join Bersatu
Noor Azmi Ghazali pledges his support to the Pakatan Harapan government and to Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Carpet seller’s RM53 million suit against Najib, Rosmah moved to civil division
Deepak Jaikishan suing former PM over failed deal involving 80 condominium units.
Putrajaya hoping for quick Equanimity sale as bids close today
Sheriff of High Court of Malaya will open sealed bids and announce vessel’s new owner.
Najib’s trials will take place in KL, not Putrajaya, says top judge
Chief Judge of Malaya Zaharah Ibrahim rejects govt prosecutors' request to have cases heard at Palace of Justice.
Maszlee's call for only good news ‘utter stupidity’, says lawyer
Don't shoot the messenger, human rights activist Siti Kasim tells minister.
Malaysian workers face rising debt, financial hardship, says survey
The survey finds that 3 out of 10 working adults have had to borrow money to buy essential goods.
Developers urge govt to set Bumi housing quota at 30%
Real Estate and Housing Developers' Association Malaysia also wants discount to be standardised nationwide.
Federal Court delays ‘bin Abdullah’ decision to allow for Putrajaya solution
Government seeking legislative, executive means to resolve issue, lawyer tells apex court.
Court 'best forum' for Terengganu sultanah to clear her name, says lawyer
Sultanah Nur Zahirah adamant on seeing through defamation suit against Sarawak Report editor, says her lead counsel.
MACC investigates top international legal body official
Arbitral centre’s Malaysia chief allegedly offered favours to ministers to extend contract.
Sabah to impose taxes on seabed minerals
This follows amendments to Land Ordinance, which see state's territorial ownership extended right up to continental shelf.
Pakatan to repeal or amend 113 laws
Law minister says this needs to be done to fulfil the Pakatan Harapan election manifesto.
Govt panel to tackle Sabah’s citizenship, worker documentation woes
De facto law minister says committee will be formed in a year's time.
Sabah reps say migrants in state should be given papers
They say this does not include citizenship and voting rights.
Recorded migrants in Sabah ‘tip of iceberg’, says deputy home minister
Azis Jamman says the number is likely much larger due to the prevalence of forged paperwork.
