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Possible for Kuching to have piped gas in 10 years
Petros chief says the plan needs the right skilled labour force.
Sarawak unhappiness with Petronas on display at transfer ceremony
DCM has taunted CEO Wan Zulkiflee Wan Ariffin over ongoing legal battles.
Sarawak assembly wants former Pujut rep to repay salary
Ting Tiong Choon faces prospect of having to reimburse more than RM960,000 after Federal Court ruling.
Sarawak judge says no basis for bias, refuses Petronas’ bid for stay on tax hearing
Judicial commissioner Christopher Chin says he must deny application so as not be seen to be seeking the prime minister's favour.
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Kimanis polls show GPS right to quit BN, say Sarawak leaders
They say Warisan lost by-election as it is aligned with peninsula-based Pakatan.
Sarawak MP rubbishes Guan Eng’s savings claim in highway
Cost ceiling is already lower than finance minister’s figure, says ex-minister Fadillah.
GPS not taking sides in alleged power struggle, says president
We are an independant coalition whose job is to look out for Sarawak, says Abang Johari.
GPS demands one-third parliament seats for Sabah, Sarawak
This is so that the 'peninsula' cannot unilaterally amend the federal constitution, says Abang Johari.
Sarawak MP slams Pakatan’s sweet talk
Putrajaya has no intentions of honouring Malaysia Agreement 1963, restore state’s equal standing.
Racist to blame Chinese for virus, Masing says
Sarawak deputy CM saddened that world is divided ‘when we should be united in facing the epidemic’.
Sarawak can now test coronavirus suspects locally
Blood samples have to be sent to the Institute of Medical Research in Kuala Lumpur recently.
Anwar skirts question on Baru Bian's position after he becomes PM
PKR president says ‘let me be prime minister first’.
Improving economy priority this year, says Anwar
He says Pakatan Harapan is committed to ensuring economic equality to every citizen.
Sarawak ban on China students applies only to those from Hubei
Prohibition, introduced over fears of the Wuhan coronavirus spreading, is in line with Putrajaya's decision, says committee.
Quarantine coronavirus cases in former leprosy hospital, says Sarawak politician
Rajah Charles Brooke Memorial Hospital is away from populous centres and equipped to deal with infectious disease, says STAR president.
