Looi Sue-Chern
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Local boy, Najib and PAS sealed by-election win, says Umno Youth
Perfect storm of winning factors show people still love BN, feel indebted to previous leadership, says Asyraf Wajdi Dasuki.
Perak MB vows to take on illegal ‘corporate farmers’
They have robbed the state of millions, says Ahmad Faizal Azumu.
Penang mulls using big data, AI to gauge happiness
This is in line with the Penang 2030 vision, says chief minister.
Almost 10% of Sabah, Selangor youth say violent extremism justified
Findings correlate with ealier studies on extremism among Malaysian youth.
Police after Rosmah’s fashion stylist, Jho Low’s parents
All are wanted for questioning by investigators working on the 1MDB case.
Govt working to help you, Felda folk told
Sg Koyan community of settlers reminded of the allocations that they have received as well as those to come.
Angry netizens revile Vios driver over Penang Bridge accident
Comments on his Facebook page call him 'killer' and 'demon', among others.
Vios driver in Penang Bridge crash freed on bail
21-year-old picked up by woman, believed to be a relative, at Bukit Mertajam police station this evening.
Mazda SUV driver drowned, say police
His body was found strapped in the driver's seat when the car was retrieved from the sea.
Vios driver in Penang Bridge accident in police custody
Hairstylist, 21, turns up at Bandar Perda police HQ to assist in investigations.
Stop speculating on our son’s death, family plead with social-media users
Penang Bridge crash victim’s family members seek peace, privacy to mourn their loss.
Appointment as Perda chairman not political, says Haniff
Legal adviser to prime minister and Bersatu says he’s not a member of any political party.
Enhanced bus system the right step towards mass transit success, says expert
Bus Rapid Transit increases transport speed and covers wider areas compared with rail-based transit, Yoga Adiwinarto explains.
Putrajaya ordered water tariff increase to reduce Penang’s high consumption
Penang folk consume the most amount of water in Malaysia at 276 litres per capita per day.
Anti-terror chief warns religious schools to watch out for extremism
Penang teachers asked to monitor extremism being spread via social media among Muslim youths.
