Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang activists hold another protest against reclamation project
Many are silent because they do not understand impact, says SAM chief.
Penang Muslims gather to warn others against insulting Islam
Not enough that the man who made allegedly offensive post has been charged, says group leader.
In world first, Penang to adopt blockchain tech in halal industry
Technology allow products to be tracked throughout entire supply chain.
Durians going to China soon, industry players told to get ready
Deputy minister Sim Tze Tzin says industry players need to step up their game to meet China's durian demand.
Eviction from low-cost housing necessary to be fair to the needy, says Penang exco
Some peoople have been on the waiting list for low-cost homes for 10 years, says Jagdeep.
Fate of Penang’s mega-transport plan to be known by mid-year
LRT, Pan Island Link 1 and reclamation project among RM40 billion projects state says it needs to prepare island for the future.
Group to send reclamation impact study to federal body to stop ‘sea-grabbing’
Sahabat Alam Malaysia is also urging authorities to immediately stop ‘unjustified’ reclamation projects.
Penang doesn’t need ‘posh’ Marina Bay clone, critics tell Gamuda
Penang folk fear that plans to develop reclaimed land will benefit wealthy foreigners, not locals.
Two in five jobs will be replaced by AI in 15 years, says think tank
Youth unemployment rate could be made worse, so people must keep learning new skills, say analysts.
Agriculture ministry plans own investment unit
Ministry wants to make it easier for businesses, investors to participate in agriculture sector.
Anwar urges PAS to confirm whether it paid Rewcastle-Brown
Why is Sarawak Report editor still allowed to make claims concerning RM90 million from Umno, he asks.
Avoid racial prejudices, Anwar says of Nazri’s remarks
No reason to doubt non-Malay officials who do their jobs well, says PKR president.
Congestion charges ‘good for Penang’
Activists from civil society groups say the planned peak congestion charge for Kuala Lumpur can help northern state, too.
New Malaysia, but ‘same old, same old’ for arts freedom
Playwright Fa Abdul regrets that govt caved in to demands of 'sensitive quarters' against Sex in Georgetown City.
Zakir talk denied use of stadium due to football season, upkeep, says Penang council
Venue not available in June, says city council.
