Looi Sue-Chern
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Stand up against dogmatic Islam, Mujahid tells Muslims
The minister says such backward thinking will only serve to smear the religion.
Consumer icon SM Idris dies
The Consumers' Association of Penang has confirmed his death in a Penang hospital today.
Maszlee calls on PTPTN to explain travel ban reinstatement proposal
This is to avoid any misunderstanding on controversial matter, says education minister.
Educate students to be hard-working, trustworthy and disciplined, PM tells teachers
Countries like South Korea and Japan are succesful and renowned because of these virtues, says Dr Mahathir.
Maszlee to push for incentives for teachers to study master’s, PhD
Ministry also looking into insurance scheme and other initiatives to ease their burden.
Anger erupts at those who urged Sarawak teen on Instagram to die
Malaysians condemn 'heinous and sadistic' society that has literally pushed a 16-year-old girl off the edge.
Penang CM corrects MCA leader for spinning old news on state’s industry
Chow Kon Yeow says the state is not seeing mass retrenchments as factories close as alleged by MCA.
Probe into heavy metal pollution ongoing, Penang assures
Civil society up in arms over 'slow' investigation.
I didn’t bother correcting hostile Chinese press, Guan Eng tells court
Former Penang CM says he would just sue media if mistake was too “extreme”
Former Gerakan Youth chief made ‘defamatory’ assertions, says Guan Eng
He says Jason Loo attacked him on both official and personal capacities over Lebuhraya Peel land sale two years ago.
50 years after May 13, racial ties now worse, say analysts
Call to set up neutral and independent mediation unit to manage differences and social deficits.
Penang group launches online challenge to anti-reclamation petition
Group wants Penang mega projects to proceed to provde high-income jobs and better faciities.
Malaysia to boost food production to slash RM50 billion import bill
Farmers can weather palm oil slump by diversifying harvests to meet domestic food demand.
Malaysia to raise reliance on farmed fish to meet demand
Overfishing and population increase has led to depleted resources, says deputy agriculture and agro-based minister.
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