Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang mega projects differ greatly from federal ones, says CM
There is no reason to review them the way projects started by the previous BN govt are being reviewed, says Yeow.
Adam Adli gets Ramadan 'miracle'
UPSI lifts suspension of former student activist charged with sedition.
Amend law to prevent rental of low-cost homes to foreigners, says housing exco
Nothing to stop owners from profiting from cheap units meant for Malaysians, says Jagdeep.
Social media users excited by Jho Low arrest warrant
Netizens want to see billionaire 1MDB mastermind caught and charged.
Can Umno save the sinking BN ship?
Coalition’s relavance in question after heavy defeats of race-based parties and defection of Sarawak parties.
I didn't meet Abang Johari to beg PBB to stay in BN, says Zahid
The acting BN chairman says he also didn’t know PBB was going to leave the former ruling coalition.
I've not received any calls about my blog post, says Kadir Jasin
Bersatu supreme council member says maybe, authorities ‘don’t have my number’.
Repeated violations led to eviction, Chow tells PPR residents
The Penang chief minister also says there are not enough units to go around, forcing authorities to be more strict.
Penang proposes slight change to CM’s tenure limit
CM says new subclause will amend ‘two terms’ to ‘twice’.
PSM activist detained after protesting eviction of PPR residents
R. Karthiges was one of two men detained for “obstructing public servants from doing their jobs”.
Political scientist predicts Umno will swing further to the right
Malay rights, Islamisation in West Malaysia, and autonomy, self-determination in East Malaysia, will be major issues, he says.
CAP calls for ban on all single-use plastics
This will leave consumers no choice but to use reuseable items, says its president.
Malaysia needs own recycling industries to manage waste, says Penang CM
State government hopes to work more closely with the federal government to bring the waste segregation at source policy to greater heights.
Peninsular Catholics offer one weekend's collection to Tabung Harapan
Parishes look to help pare down the nation’s RM1 trillion debt.
In a new Malaysia, mosque opens doors for a multi-faith buka puasa
Youth groups and non-Muslims join congregation in preparing food to break the fast and distribute it to the community.
