Looi Sue-Chern
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Parties out to stop Pan Island Link 1 forum, claims civil group
Universiti Sains Malaysia deemed an ‘inappropriate’ venue to hold discussions as it should support state government policies.
Bersatu's Marzuki fails to overturn Tasek Gelugor GE14 results
His petition is 'seriously flawed', says Penang high court.
Orang Asli youth learn volunteerism at international sports event
Young people of various tribes get rare chance to take part in the 2018 Asia Pacific Masters Games, which is hosted by Penang this year.
Save it! Too late to explain RM2.6 billion donation now, social media users tell Najib
There's a huge difference between Arabs giving you money voluntarily and you begging for funds, one user tells ex-PM.
Azmin urges PKR leadership to pay heed to unhappiness over Anwar's seat selection
Although the question is now academic, it should be addressed to ensure that such a thing does not recur, says PKR deputy president.
No need to kiss hands to show loyalty, Azmin says
Hand kissing, chest thumping and disrespecting the views of others do not a true reformist make, says PKR No. 2.
Penang govt to hold town hall on PIL1 on Sept 20
Stakeholders may present their concerns and arguments directly to DoE officials and the energy, technology, science, climate change and environment minister.
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With PIL1 feedback deadline looming, Penang Forum vows to push on
Coalition will continue to warn public of highway project's negative impact up till the last minute.
Najib's posts are like fairy tales, says Guan Eng
Former prime minister has been busy on social media with latest post being documents linking funds in his accounts to a donation from Saudi royalty.
Penang developers' group aims to slash house prices
This is because construction services, raw building materials are not subject to SST.
Civil service reforms top Budget 2019 feedback
Civil servants want talent among their ranks recognised, better pay and benefits, and to cut unnecessary expenses.
No cash gifts in Budget 2019, says Guan Eng
Putrajaya is set on shouldering its RM1 trillion debt first, says the finance minister.
Govt mulling SST exemption for research and development work
Guan Eng says exemption could encourage companies to boost industrialisation.
Cut house prices, Guan Eng tells developers after tax exemption
10% SST waiver for construction services should lead to lower costs, argues finance minister.
No talk of Anwar contesting in Penang, say state PKR leaders
PKR president-elect has been urged to contest in a parliamentary seat in his home state.
