Noel Achariam
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Saving unsold food for the needy
The Lost Food Project distributes surplus food from wholesalers and supermarkets to the poor.
Forget Ku Nan, KL folk want Putrajaya to stop illegal projects
Residents’ groups have been fighting to save green lungs urge new minister and City Hall to halt development approved illegally.
Suhakam to call new witness in Pastor Koh inquiry
The commission says he will be the last witness to be called in the case and he will be subpoenaed.
Bumis have nothing to fear from anti-discrimination law
ICERD does not supersede Article 153 of federal constitution, say civil society groups, as they allay concerns that Malay rights will be trampled upon.
Suhakam holds closed-door meeting with cops, family over pastor’s disappearance
Case management held in chambers.
Land issues come home to roost for Ku Nan
City folk say former federal territories minister must be held responsible over failure to address issues under his watch.
A-G must have strong case against Ku Nan, says Khalid
FT minister says it is certain that authorities have credible evidence against former Umno sec-gen.
Plastic-waste importers given 3 years to get act together
Putrajaya unwilling to abandon plastic-processing industry that is worth RM30 billion.
Putrajaya to study law on banning import of e-waste, says Zuraida
Penang will have to go through ministry, says housing and local government minister.
Nothing wrong with Azmin thanking voters, says Zuraida
No problem with that even though his victory is not announced, says minister.
Areas in gazetted KL plan can be reverted to original status, says Khalid
FT minister says plan was gazetted to prevent areas from being rezoned.
A year later, inquiry yet to bring closure for families of missing activists
Witnesses unreachable and police uncooperative, they say.
Interfaith group rejects proposal for new law to stop spread of non-Muslim religions
Photos of several men handing out Bibles outside a school in Penang have been taken by parents and have gone viral on social media.
Chong Wei recovered from cancer treatment and raring to go
Ace shuttler eager to start training but will listen to doctor and take it easy.
Project ‘Diversion’ to rehabilitate juvenile offenders without jail
The programme will target minors who commit petty crimes, says Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.
