Looi Sue-Chern
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France wants to expand ties with Pakatan govt
Penang to build closer links with Arles, France, as both are Unesco world heritage cities.
Red files will take time to work on, says Guan Eng
No timeframe or deadline set for auditors, says finance minister.
Duo lodges MACC report against human resources fund
Bagan Dalam rep and Seberang Prai municipal councillor allege that HRDF misused millions collected from employers.
1MDB’s Arul Kanda gets lashing from ex-RMC teacher for 'misleading' public
The former teacher from the Royal Military College, Arul Kanda’s alma mater, says the man should have kept out of politics.
Activist pushing to make Parliament building smoke-free
K. Koris Atan says he has the support of Health Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
Zero-rated GST promises rush for new cars
Malaysians stand to save thousands on purchases made during 3-month ‘tax holiday’.
Cheaper eats as restaurants drop GST from menus
However, customers say difference is noticeable only if they are regulars.
Putrajaya to study EPF law to allow 2% cut for wives
Section 51 stands in the way of implementation of scheme to transfer husband’s portion.
Jakim will not be axed, says PKR MP
Review will be aimed at improving it, not abolishing it, says Saifuddin Nasution.
Penang chief minister, excos take 10% pay cut
Money saved will go to Tabung Harapan to help Malaysia pay her national debt, says Chow Kon Yeow.
Ridiculous for Sirul to stay in Australia, says MP
If death penalty is abolished or if his sentence is commuted, he will likely be deported to Malaysia, says Ramkarpal Singh.
Kampung boy Mat Sabu one of the big boys now
He hosts buka puasa do in Tasek Gelugor village for first time as defence minister.
Guan Eng vows to fight till the end, despite trials and tribulations
CM says he is confident that courageous Penangites will let BN know it isn’t qualified to be the govt.
Strengthening ringgit last year saw more Malaysians travelling abroad
Japan tops list in Asia-Pacific destinations.
Govt can consider reducing GST, economist says
Shortfall in tax revenue will be made up by projected higher crude oil prices and multiplier effect of increased spending.
