Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang CM says anti-PIL1 protestors running out of road
Chow Kon Yeow says his principles on mega projects in the state has remained the same.
Hui Ying, Yusmadi named Penang senators
Both will represent Penang in the Dewan Negara for three years.
Penang gets RM1 billion investments in Q1 of 2018
Foreign investments contributed RM580 million while RM439 million came from domestic investments.
Penang asks Dr Mahathir for LRT funding
Putrajaya could provide either full funding or an interest-free loan, says Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow.
‘No to highway’ protesters rally at Penang assembly again
This is the second time in a week the Penang Transport Master Plan's detractors have protested outside the building as the House sits.
Penang mulls increasing minimum marriageable age for Muslim girls
Chong Eng says state legal adviser has been asked to study ways to amend Islamic Family Law (State of Penang) Enactment 2004.
Penang sees 50% drop in prices for 417 goods after GST zero-rated
Exco informs state legislative assembly of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry officers' findings.
Penang to study Bangkok solution to flood woes
Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park a water-detention area with underground tanks.
Pakatan needs to safeguard rural voters' feelings, too, says Amanah leader
Penang Youth chief says this group cares more about culture and religion in defending removal of LGBT photos at George Town Festival.
Penang continues to freeze 1MDB land in Air Itam
The state has lodged a caveat to block any transaction of three lots of land in the state.
Najib should compare apple with orange, says CM
Absurd to compare Pan Island Link 1, which costs RM8 billion, with East Coast Rail Link at RM55 billion.
Penang rep floats idea of state bank to fund transport master plan
This will reduce dependence on land reclamation to fund RM47 billion enterprise.
Bring Equanimity to Penang, charge people to see it, say reps
Money collected can go to Tabung Harapan, goes one recommendation.
Penang does not promote LGBT, says state secretary
2 LGBT activists’ portraits have been removed from a photography exhibition at the George Town Festival.
Penang plans to revive volunteer unit, says exco
Home Ministry disbanded unit in 2014 after Merdeka Day ruckus.
