Looi Sue-Chern
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Interfaith council supports call for inquiry into judicial misconduct claim
Court of Appeal Judge says he was reprimanded for dissenting judgment in the Indira Gandhi case.
Transport master plan will go on, says Penang CM
However, Chow Kon Yeow says work can only start with Putrajaya's approval.
Mistake not to build new highway, say Penang commuters
The Pan Island Link 1 project which will tunnel through the hills has gotten the thumbs down from environmentalists.
Civil society leads info war against Penang Transport Master Plan
Penang Forum holding multilingual forums over this weekend to explain and garner opposition to the RM46 billion plan.
Bright object in Sabah sky was meteor, says Angkasa
Natural phenomenon, no reason for concern, says national space agency
Daim, CEP to continue work, says Dr Mahathir
The prime minister says the council chairman is working around the clock for free.
Jho Low’s probably in China but Dr Mahathir didn't ask the Chinese
Prime minister, who is in Beijing, only jokes about slapping the handcuffs on businessman linked to 1MDB scandal.
Deputy sports minister spends first month living with athletes
Steven Sim Chee Keong gets a glimpse of challenges faced by national athletes, outside sports.
Transparency, power balance Pakatan’s strength amid 100 days of hits and misses
Analysts say the new govt must work harder to fulfill pre-election promises and not fall back on finger-pointing.
DAP marks historic 61st Merdeka with Malay poems
Lawmaker Steven Sim dispels myth that predominantly Chinese party is anti-Malay.
A checklist on Pakatan's 10 promises in 100 days
Only two promises fulfilled – abolishing GST and stabilising petrol prices – after more than three months in power.
In new Malaysia, Malays still worry over race and religion
The four top issues are appointments of non-Malays as A-G and chief justice, recognition of UEC and DAP domination in government, survey shows.
Pakatan still far behind Umno, PAS in Malay support
46% of Malay voters in the peninsula supported Umno and BN in GE14, pollster finds.
Less than 50% of Malay voters think Malaysia on the right track
Only 45% of those surveyed agree that Malaysia is heading in the right direction under Pakatan Harapan.
Photographer sees silver lining in picture removal of LGBT activists
Mooreyameen Mohamad says the incident has caused much discussion of LGBT issues among the public.
