Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang Pakatan reps declare assets as per tradition
They include three new excos and 21 new assemblymen.
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Penang CM, excos give RM81,000 to Tabung Harapan
Money from 10% deductions made to their basic salaries from June to this month.
Penang to ban import of e-waste, plastic waste
More than 200 factories already processing recycled plastic illegally in the state, discloses exco.
Reports on education system a waste of time, says Rafidah
Former minister says if Malaysia wants to keep up with the world, govt must work in partnership with private sector.
Be realistic, Rafidah tells Malaysians
Temper post-GE14 expectations in light of situation, says the former minister.
Govt considering pilot run for petrol subsidy system
Testing to start before first quarter next year, says Saifuddin Nasution.
PKR's top leaders didn’t raise Julau issue, says party sec-gen
We approved the memberships together back then, says Saifuddin Nasution Ismail.
Penang announces deficit budget for 2019, bonus for civil servants
The state is also expecting a revenue of RM505.5 million, which will result in a deficit of RM395.69 million.
Penang proposes new airport for 2050
It can be built on reclaimed land in Batu Maung near Pulau Rimau, says CM.
Penang allocates RM10 million to repair hill slopes
This follows 2 fatal landslides within a year, with last month's Bukit Kukus tragedy claiming 9 lives.
Penang tourism gets RM34 million under state budget
Penang’s services sector makes up more than half of the state’s economy, taking over from the manufacturing sector.
Penang’s welfare schemes under review
Penang’s budget for 2019 is in line with its Penang 2030 vision.
Penang to develop eco-tourism on three islands
The plans are part of the 2030 Penang Structure Plan draft.
Penang will go ahead with phase one of transport plan
The projects include the Pan Island Link 1 and the light rail transit system linking George Town and Bayan Lepas.
Civil society slams Penang again over road, hill-slope plans
State accused of being tone deaf, ignoring protests against sea reclamation and other development.
