Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang Umno rep also claims Muslims bullied under Pakatan
Nor Hafizah Othman cites insults against Prophet Muhammad and ‘cross’ lighting on apartment as examples.
Religious committee should check building plans before approval, says Penang PAS rep
Yusni Mat Piah says it’s to avoid incidents such as where an apartment’s lights showed a cross symbol earlier this year.
Royals have to respect people’s mandate, too, says Anwar
Focus now should be on the economy and improving people’s lives, says PM in-waiting.
Will the A-G face sedition probe too, Ramkarpal asks police
Debating an issue by citing sound information and case law should not be an offence, says DAP MP.
People can question govt, but not lie, says Guan Eng
Former Penang chief minister is suing Jason Loo, two Chinese dailies for remarks on sale of Lebuhraya Peel land.
Special committee to monitor Penang projects
Enforcement and safety agencies to be part of panel overseeing all components under the ambitious RM46 billion Penang Transport Master Plan.
Penang needs reclamation plan for future growth, say industry players
State investment arm puts its case for PSR as existing industrial zones are either fully occupied or have little space left.
Move Penang assembly, govt offices under one roof, says governor
The governor also urges the state government to improve the state's ferry services.
Zunar returns to Penang with new exhibition
The cartoonist’s previous exhibition in Penang on November 2016 had been disrupted by Penang Umno members.
Review laws to redevelop old flats, Penang urges Putrajaya
The state says there are legal issues stalling urban renewal.
Penang certain it can draw on Sg Perak raw water
State reassures northern Perak consumers that its water security does not come at their expense.
Transport plan good for business but costs too much
Academics warn that island will pay the price of ‘solving’ traffic congestion with social and environmental problems.
Don’t build more roads, urge Penang town planners
Highways just temporary solutions when in the long run, congested island needs superb public transport.
Race-based intake needed for another ‘10 to 20 years’, insists Malay group
Quota policy still needed to address gap between Bumiputeras and their non-Bumi peers, says educationist.
Kick out Zakir Naik ‘for the sake of God, Islam, country’, activist tells PM
Farouk A. Peru’s online petition calls on Dr Mahathir Mohamad to ‘stop fundamentalist preachers before it is too late’.
