Looi Sue-Chern
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Isa is the only real challenger to Anwar, says pollster
Former Negri Sembilan menteri besar has homeground advantage, remains popular with Malay voters.
Activists flay Anwar over unpaid summonses and use of police escort
A check revealed that the Toyota Vellfire, which has 22 unsettled summonses, is registered to Anwar Ibrahim.
Have independent panel to review EIA, Penang Forum tells DoE
Committee should exclude project proponets, say activists.
Hope rekindled for families of death row inmates with scrapping of capital punishment
Until the death penalty is abolished, a moratorium on it has been put in place.
Malaysians speak up against abolition of death penalty
Social media abuzz with outraged comments on Pakatan Harapan 'stupidity'.
MMC-Gamuda wins with hashtag, but Twitter users point out hypocrisy
Social media users call out company over misleading tweets.
Parliament will choose judge candidates, says Dr Mahathir
Parliamentary select committee will screen proposed names before list is forwarded to the King, says PM.
DAP exco explains video of him berating Malacca kampung folk
Norhizam Hassan Baktee says he was trying to help villagers over road closure.
Minister backs group’s call on punishing animal abusers
Salahuddin Ayub says cruelty against animals cannot be allowed.
Agriculture Ministry hopes budget will not show allocation cuts
Minister hopes for enough funds to meet target to achieve food security.
Penang aims to promote its mainland half as eco-tourism haven
Penang master plan to promote various tourist attractions at the local level.
Lodge a complaint so we can investigate, says PKR election committee
Several members have raised issues over discrepancies in ongoing party election.
PKR polls officials shouldn't tout candidates, says PKR Youth leader
Party election now proceeding smoothly, but there are still glitches, says Dr Afif.
RA tells Tanjung Bungah folk to 'make noise' over alternative highway
Stakeholders told to make their votes count.
Rafizi wins Kelantan, Terengganu
Azmin Ali challenger closes gap with incumbent PKR No. 2 after going ahead by more than 500 votes.
