Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang mulls asking Putrajaya for RM1 billion soft loan for transport plan
This can enable highway, LRT projects to be built concurrently, says CM.
BN’s Yusoff likely to lead opposition in Penang
The Sungai Dua rep is known for his good service on the ground.
Penang police detain 2 men in probe into intimidation of assemblyman
One was arrested in Kelantan and the other, in Selangor.
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Umno leader apologises for mocking DAP rep's death – and still gets panned
Twitter users continue to slam Mohd Razlan Muhammad Rafii for remarks on late Balakong assemblyman.
How DAP’s Ramasamy went from peacemaker to 'terrorist'
Penang deputy CM addresses controversy surrounding Tamil Tigers link, Zakir Naik remarks.
Penang outdoes polls pledges on housing, says exco
Penang will build a total 80,604 low-cost, low-medium cost and affordable homes.
'Strict and fair' Nga will eject, suspend errant MPs
The deputy speaker is known for his sharp tongue and occasional harsh language as MP in Parliament.
Ramkarpal surprised, sceptical of 'swift' probe into Altantuya's murder
The murder investigation has only been reopened last month.
Pakatan committed to fulfilling pledges, says PM
Dr Mahathir Mohamad responds to Khairy Jamaluddin's query on 'sacred text' remarks.
Ruling party or not, it’s still tough being a Malay in DAP
Syerleena Abdul Rashid says critics fear the unknown, thanks to decades of brainwashing.
Champ debater Syed Saddiq learns the ropes of parliamentary debate
BN lawmakers heckle youth and sports minister over ECRL, HSR plans.
Self-taught ‘inspector gadget’ to receive Penang medal for lighting up Sarawak’s villages
John Thoo has been building micro hydroelectric generators for rural Sarawak villages to bring them electricity.
Police urge MCMC to look into Facebook harassment of Seri Delima rep
This follows death threat DAP's Syerleena Abdul Rashid received last week.
Penang reviewing charges on developers to cut property prices
Market prices for affordable housing will be inaccessible if there are no price controls.
No need to walk out, says Anifah who congratulated new speaker
He says objections have already been laid out by the opposition and it is unnecessary to leave the sitting.
