Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang transport master plan to include land tunnel
Underground passage to be built where roads are narrower.
No such thing as one city council per state, says Putrajaya
Penang can have more than one city council, says Housing and Local Government Ministry.
Will Rosmah wear orange tomorrow, social media users ask
Many on Twitter, Facebook celebrate news of ex-PM's wife's arrest today.
UndiRabu back to help outstation Port Dickson voters
They get RM50 if travelling by land, RM100 by air and RM200 if coming from East Malaysia, says group.
Court allows application by pro-BN blogger to review Guan Eng's graft acquittal
The Penang High Court has fixed October 12 to hear the application to review the acquittal.
Penangites battle it out over transportation plan at state forum
The 3-hour forum with Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow has drawn both supporters and critics.
Better roads needed because Penangites won't give up cars, says government
Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow also says the Penang Transport Master Plan also includes rail networks.
PTMP won't compromise Air Itam Dam, says SRS Consortium
Tunnelling will be carefully managed so as to not damage the dam, says the project delivery partner.
Penang mulls China-designed railless train to ease traffic woes
China Railway Rolling Stock Corp presented Autonomous Rail Rapid Transit system to CM last week.
PTMP crucial for Penang’s future, says chief minister
It is necessary to alleviate the worsening traffic on the island, says Chow Kon Yeow.
The more the merrier for Anwar in Port Dickson
Seven-cornered fight advantageous to PKR leader, say analysts.
Minority cannot compel majority, says Anwar
'Super liberals' cannot impose their values, says the Pakatan Harapan candidate.
Butterworth to get new waterfront with reclamation deal
Penang govt, Rayston Consortium (Butterworth) Sdn Bhd ink supplementary agreement.
Slander me and I’ll sue, warns Guan Eng
Finance minister accuses various parties of playing up racial and religious sentiments.
Umno might not get back seized money, say police
Party claiming rights over RM116.7 million taken from raids on premises connected to former PM.
