Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang food bank hopes ‘success’ will inspire others
Mutiara Food Bank’s central kitchen will reduce food wastage, feed more mouths in northern state.
Shoppers not feeling the cheer this Christmas
Prices remain high despite the goods and services tax having been abolished.
Rafizi’s warning valid but poll methods dodgy, says Bersatu strategist
Social media users, meanwhile, lash out at former MP's criticism of Pakatan.
Penang PKR wants Nurul Izzah back
All 13 divisions urging former state chair to reconsider her decision to quit party posts.
Calls for calm after Adib’s death reignites social media tension
Fireman beaten up by a mob during attacks near a Hindu temple on November 27 dies and there are fears it will spark racial riots.
What are you trying to prove, grassroots ask Nurul Izzah
Penang leaders and members ‘confused’ and refuse to buy reasons for Permatang Pauh MP’s sudden decision to quit all party posts.
PKR division holds party's top guns responsible for Nurul Izzah's resignation
Dr Afif Bahardin believes her decision may be due to unhappiness, disappointment over PKR's direction.
Umno veteran urges Zahid to seek confidence vote
Mohd Yussof Latiff says it is the noble thing to do.
Act against ‘brokers’ telling reps to jump ship, says Penang Umno
Such individuals are sabotaging the party, says state party chairman.
Penang Umno backs Zahid as president
The state chapter says it will continue supporting him as long as he is party president.
Buildings with heritage value outside Unesco zone ‘will be preserved’
Penang mayor responds to criticism over demolition of several old bungalows on Lebuhraya Peel in Pulau Tikus.
MACC studying audit report on Tabung Haji, no probe yet
Chief commissioner says there must be basis for investigations to be launched.
PAC probe into 1MDB report tampering unaffected by Najib, Arul Kanda's charges
Public Accounts Committee lacks power to prosecute, says MACC chief.
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New professors' council will be independent, says Hanipa
We don't want pro-Pakatan academics but qualifed people who can help in nation-building, says deputy minister.
Extra points for ‘superhero’ rural teachers when promotions due
Education minister says policy to staff Sabah and Sarawak schools with 90% teachers from the two states and 10% teachers from the peninsula remains unchanged.
