Looi Sue-Chern
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Share resources to improve healthcare system, says Sunway Group
Collaboration will benefit patients in the current economic crunch, says group healthcare services managing director.
Govt will improve loss-making Penang ferry service, says Loke
Ferries operate at a loss of at least RM700 for every trip it makes across the Penang channel.
Swettenham Pier cruise terminal gets expansion plan
The redevelopment plan will allow it to handle Oasis-class ships by the end of next year.
No more only political appointees for port commissions, says Loke
Chairman post for Penang, Klang, Johor, Labuan and Bintulu ports yet to be filled as ministry vets candidates.
Commission to offer Penang LRT alternative
Putrajaya supports state’s initiative to improve public transport but needs to weigh options, says transport minister.
Lesbian caning shows what’s at stake in fight for Malay votes
Political parties scramble to play up religious credentials with those supporting LGBT rights seen as an attempt to erode religious Malay-Muslim values.
Shariah caning of gays not a contest, warns Mujahid
Fears that mandatory public caning will become a nationwide trend after Pahang says it, too, will mete out such punishment against LGBT.
Disagree with caning issue and risk being labelled anti-Islam, says Anwar
PKR leader says he does not agree with caning as it is a form of oppression but warns one must be careful when commenting on the matter.
Social media users split over Guan Eng's acquittal
Some say the acquittal is reminiscent of BN while others say the charges were politically motivated to begin with.
MACC claiming ignorance is ridiculous, says Guan Eng's lawyer
Ramkarpal Singh says agency's legal and prosecution division director himself told court he was withdrawing graft charges.
Penang undersea tunnel builder and Gerakan leader settle defamation suit
A consent judgement is obtained after Jason Loo reads out a statement to clarify he did not mention the developer in a statement to the media in 2016.
Graft charges dropped, Guan Eng gets back to work
Finance minister maintains case politically motivated and is thankful that episode is over.
Guan Eng discharged with full acquittal
Penang court discharges former chief minister of corruption charges in relation to his purchase of a bungalow in Jalan Pinhorn.
Can’t announce which seat yet, Anwar says of his return as MP
Several matters to still discuss, including the willingness of the incumbent MP to make way, before seat can be revealed, says PKR President.
Stay away from money politics, abuse of power in party polls, Anwar warns
He reminds PKR leaders, members to return to the party’s roots and struggles.
