Looi Sue-Chern
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Enforce diabetes action plan before it's too late, health experts warn
Answer to rising number of diabetes patients does not lie in new policies, but in proper implementation of existing ones, says nutritionist.
Military school applicants required to strip in interviews, says MP
Terengganu lawmaker says humiliating procedures for admission go against Islamic values.
1MDB land in Air Itam dubiously sold to offshore company, says Guan Eng
The deal reeks of money laundering as the buyer did not seek the transfer of the shares.
Guan Eng’s graft case postponed to September 3
Defence maintain that the charges against former chief minister are politically motivated.
Ministry mulls enhancing UPM to drive growth, modernisation in agriculture
Idea is to emulate countries that can produce quality crops despite not having enough land, says minister.
How deep is your love, Salahuddin asks Umno, PAS
Amanah No. 2 says parties' actions in Sungai Kandis by-election speak louder than words.
FT Islamic institutions stay with Prime Minister's Department
This is a reversal of an initial plan by the new federal government to place them under the Federal Territories Ministry.
Perak safe from oil spill, says MB
Marine department’s report shows there is no threat to Tanjung Piandang and its fish and prawn farms.
Vote BN in Sg Kandis to send Pakatan a message, Umno veep urges Malays
Malay and Bumiputera rights eroded under new government and community risks being marginalised.
Penang records 300 hand, foot, mouth disease cases in 4 days
Only 24 patients warded at private, public hospitals.
Former IGP Khalid steps down as Prasarana chairman
Khalid Abu Bakar's resignation follows a long list of departures by people appointed by the previous administration.
Groups are free to protest but respect the law, says Penang CM
Chow Kon Yeow also calls on the groups to respect each other's opinions as the freedom of speech cannot be threatened.
Penang activists intentionally misrepresenting highway project, claims CM
Chow Kon Yeow says inaccurate visuals and descriptions are being used to provoke negative sentiments against the project.
Khairy advises Pakatan to break GST, student loan pledges
Govt told to be rational instead of making populist moves that will do country more harm than good.
