Looi Sue-Chern
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Playwright drops ‘sex’ from play title after backlash
Fa Abdul's theatre production now called Love in Georgetown City.
Malaysia will weather global slowdown, gain from trade war, says Guan Eng
Investors will be looking for a third country that is a safe haven and neutral investment location – and we fit the bill, says finance minister.
Penang to woo Bollywood, Kollywood to its shores
The state has been aggressively promoting the island in India.
No drop in convention, exhibition industry, says Penang
Conference business huge, unaffected by slow economy.
Vios driver in Penang Bridge crash pleads not guilty
Magistrate sets M. Vaitheswaran's bail at RM7,000 with one surety, March 18 for next mention.
Have laws to provide housing for foreign workers, suggests Penang
Designated accommodations would address social ills, says chief minister.
Unsold homes mostly affordable ones, say Penang's developers
People find it difficult to get loans to buy them.
Let all home buyers enjoy stamp duty exemptions, group urges govt
6-month offer to first-time buyers won’t solve oversupply problem.
Penang Hill gets free Wi-Fi
Service a joint initiative by Penang Hill Corporation and Telekom Malaysia.
Former DAP vice-chairman Zulkifli dies
The 71-year-old has died from a heart attack at the Sg Petani Hospital early in the morning today.
Penang undersea tunnel study completed as transport plan moves ahead
Tunnel linking Persiaran Gurney and Bagan Ajam part of Zenith’s RM6.3 billion contract to build 3 other major roads.
Forms for mySalam insurance scheme to be online, says Guan Eng
Forms available online to discourage agents from selling them, says finance minister.
Is ECRL on or not? Putrajaya to announce this week, says finance minister
As it is a massive project, it should be announced via written statement, says finance minister.
Cameron Highlands shows Najib the real opposition leader, says Guan Eng
Former PM led BN's by-election campaign, while PAS bled support from MIC and MCA, says DAP sec-gen.
