Noel Achariam
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Apologise for insulting remarks, Hindu Sangam tells BN MP
It also slams Tajuddin Abdul Rahman for being insensitive to other races and their beliefs.
Bersatu members should think about the party and not themselves, says Dr Mahathir
The party leader says if Bersatu succeeds then everyone in the party will succeed.
Ex-CPM meet to mark peace, why police probe, asks Ronnie Liu
Yesterday's event meaningful because it serves as reminder to value peace, says DAP rep.
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Party’s pick but more practical for me to contest Batu, says Tian Chua
2-term MP coy about whether PKR will oust youngest lawmaker to pave the way for return to Parliament.
Speaker can act against MPs who refuse to declare assets, says MACC chief
Latheefa Koya says the MACC can also act against those who under-declare.
Tourist numbers affected by transboundary smoke, says Mohamaddin
Tourism minister believes Malaysia can welcome 30 million visitors in 2020, if smoke stays away.
If anyone deserves free legal aid, it’s TTDI folk, says Hannah
Why should former Federal Court judge offer to work pro bono for one of the country's richest local councils, asks Segambut MP.
Tamil Tigers sympathisers’ families, friends claim police intimidation
They say they are explicitly forbidden from holding gatherings and vigils, and write on social media anything related to the case.
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Indian problems can be solved at the stroke of a pen, says Hindraf 2.0
P. Uthayakumar calls on Pakatan to end racist policies, fulfil 25 manifesto promises to community.
Stick to 1995 price, Plaza Rakyat lot owners urge DBKL
Units cost between RM153,000 and RM2 million under S&P agreement inked almost 25 years ago.
Use right channel to become PM, says Dr Mahathir
Anwar Ibrahim-Azmin Ali feud turns ugly, as fight for top post consumes Pakatan Harapan.
Aid for Gua Musang Orang Asli to arrive this week
Jakoa, civil society groups to assist 130 families from 3 kampung cut off from main access roads by flooding.
2 books still banned, cartoonist Zunar reminds Putrajaya
Copies of other titles seized by BN government still being held by Home Ministry.
Desperate Pos Simpor Orang Asli seek public’s help
Cash-strapped Jakoa unable to aid villagers, who are running out of food and struggling to overcome flood damage.
