Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang to subsidise water less for domestic users
Subsidies paid for last two years unsustainable, says chief minister.
Social media bigger terror threat than religious schools, says cop
The counter-terrorism official says most of those arrested for terror activities have limited religious understanding.
Tariff hike needed to safeguard water supply projects, says Penang CM
Worth half a billion ringgit, they will ensure water security for island, fulfil no water rationing policy, he explains.
Influx in passenger arrivals warrants Penang airport expansion
Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow says the airport has been registering double digit growth every month in 2018.
Trial for Tasek Gelugor GE14 challenge to start next month
The hearing will start from February 25 to March 1.
Chinese character for royal, not a cross, says developer on building lights
Builder of Penang apartment building has explained lights to local authorities.
2 deputy ministers to head Penang PKR
Muhammad Bakhtiar Wan Chik and Sim Tze Sim will serve as acting chairman and deputy.
Criticise, but don’t insult rulers, say law academics
Other monarchies in the world also face criticisms, says Azmi Sharom.
Rulers must be transparent with their subjects, law academic says
Lack of explanation from royal institution will cause people to speculate, says Azmi Sharom.
Chairman-less Penang PKR division leaders to meet Sunday
It is believed Nurul Izzah Anwar will chair meeting to discuss state leadership.
Bersatu’s central leadership steps in to clean up Perlis chapter
After divisions are in order, state leadership will be reshuffled, says party sec-gen.
Social media users happy two ‘legends’ met
They say it is good to see the Johor sultan and the prime minister attempt to bury to hatchet.
Academics sceptical of Waytha Moorthy’s new party
Issues affecting Indians need class-based solutions, not racial politics, they say.
Work safety regulator finalising report on Bukit Kukus landslide
DOSH now finalising investigation papers to determine whether any party had broken the law.
Penang waiting for DOSH report on Bukit Kukus landslide
Federal workplace safety agency yet to complete probe into construction site tragedy, Penang council and special committee have submitted findings.
