Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang records RM1 billion in economic impact from business events
National corporations form the bulk of contributors to the growing sector, says chief minister.
Nibong Tebal school at centre of iPhone theft, suicide case 'attacked'
SMK Methodist student attempted suicide after being accused of stealing teacher’s phone two weeks ago.
Top Pakatan leaders will decide Penang seats, says Guan Eng
Talks to be left to central leadership, but discussion is in final stages with ‘one or two seats’ remaining.
Unite or remain as opposition forever, Dr Mahathir tells Pakatan
Opposition leader repeats mantra that a fractious Pakatan Harapan means BN would be victorious again.
Hadi's two-cabinet idea unIslamic and discriminatory, observers say
They say the Muslim, non-Muslim distinction go against Malaysia’s core values and political system.
Indians will not support PAS, say BN and PH leaders
The Islamist party does not respect the community in the first place, says minister.
DAP proven clean and law-abiding, says Guan Eng
The re-election was held after RoS received complaints about the CEC election in 2012 and re-election on September 29, 2013.
Penang Education Dept visits Vasanthapiriya's home, school
Anger against teacher who accused teen of theft swells on social media as grieving family conduct funeral rites.
Penang using similar financing model as BN government, says DAP man
Reclaimed land awarded to contractors as progressive payment under BN and current Penang government.
Dangerous but cheap, Penang residents say about life at low-cost flats
Despite advice, warnings and threats, many residents at Padang Tembak continue to ignore the rules of communal living.
Vasanthapiriya a quiet girl with no disciplinary issues, says former teacher
He says teacher who accused teen of stealing iPhone went against SOP by going to her family home.
Following SOP could’ve prevented tragedy, Subra says of Vasanthapiriya case
There cannot be situations where teachers become the police or investigator, says MIC president.
Police record statement of teacher who accused student of stealing iPhone
M. Vasanthapiriya, accused of stealing phone, died this morning, a week after hanging herself.
Are cops investigating Vasanthapiriya case, asks civil group
Malaysian Tamilar Kural wants police to reveal what’s happening in the case of teen accused of stealing teacher’s iPhone.
Family demand justice for teen accused of stealing teacher’s iPhone
SMK Methodist Nibong Tebal pupil dies after a week in coma following a failed suicide bid.