Looi Sue-Chern
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BN trying to scare Penang folk into voting for it, says ex-deputy minister
People warming up to Bersatu red instead of BN blue, says Shariff.
Ex-deputy minister gears up for Round 2 against former party Umno
Shariff Omar returns to help Bersatu’s campaign in Penang.
Malaysians take to social media to wish Dr Mahathir a speedy recovery
Facebook users wish him well so that he can keep fighting for a better Malaysia.
Reform laws to protect whistle-blowers, Lim urges Putrajaya
Pakatan deputy president says even though MACC Act protects them, govt is using older laws to punish them.
PM attended MoU signing of tunnel project he now disavows, says Lim
Why is Najib calling undersea tunnel a waste of public funds seven years after witnessing the signing ceremony, asks Penang CM.
Umno rubbishes Permatang Pauh seat sabotage allegation
Division chief says if 800 police voters have been transferred to constituency, total number would be higher than 929.
Penang undersea tunnel firm’s defamation suit in October
Ministers will have to testify after Consortium Zenith BUCG Sdn Bhd sues Parti Cinta Malaysia leader for tarnishing its reputation.
Jalan Semarak land deals took place on Shahrir’s watch, Rafizi says
Why has it been made to appear as though the transactions occurred before the current chairman took charge, asks Pandan MP.
Pakatan to settle state seats talks by month-end, Amanah leader says
Central leadership has taken over negotiations over division of state seats after party leaders failed to come to agreement, says Mujahid.
Fight is far from over, Rafizi tells Malaysians
Change begins with the people, who must act on their anger at injustice, says whistleblower.
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Go for alternative parties, outgoing DAP rep tells protest voters
Tanjung Bungah assemblyman Teh Yee Cheu says it’s better to vote for third parties rather than spoiling votes.
Most voters go for party, not candidate, says poll
65% of respondents say they will vote along party lines regardless of the individual candidates.
Don't make tunnel project firms ‘anxious’, Guan Eng tells Liow
MCA chief should not abuse power to pressure China construction giant, says Penang CM.
Penang cops hunting Chinese woman in tainted coffee mix case
Suspect, in her 40s, had given out packets of instant coffee for free at Jelutong food outlet.
DAP on quest to court reluctant voters
Why waste the chance for your voice to be heard, Lim Guan Eng tells disgruntled Malaysians.
