Looi Sue-Chern
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Penang green groups denounce approval of highway
It's a short-term fix to traffic woes and will ruin island's charm, says senior activist Idris.
DoE okays controversial Penang highway with 56 conditions
Construction of Pan Island Link 1 will begin middle of next year, says chief minister.
Plan to build waste recycling centre on Penang’s ‘largest illegal dumpsite’
Facility will turn construction and demolition waste into infrastructure resources such as interlocking bricks and road curbs.
Pakatan losing its lustre among people, says Gerakan report
‘Report card’ commissioned by opposition party concludes that only a third of people felt positive about government policies.
Sedition Act can be used to ensure fair reporting, says deputy minister
Eddin Syazlee Shith says Putrajaya hopes news outlets abide by journalistic ethics.
Renewable energy sector will deliver more jobs, investments, says Yeo
Govt offering incentives to private renewable energy entrepreneurs to grow the sector, says minister.
MPs debate motion on Najib breaching White Paper embargo
Opposition insists ex-PM did no wrong as document was uploaded onto Parliament website earlier the same day.
Cops to decide if crown prince was seditious, says deputy minister
Govt leaves it to police to look into Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim’s remarks, says Azis Jamman.
MNCs mulling legal action over ‘fake news’, says Penang investment agency
Companies reported to be retrenching or shutting down are seeking advice on next course of action, says investPenang director.
New policy bars Israelis from entering Malaysia for global events, Parliament told
Deputy home minister says 105 Israeli nationals entered country between 2016 and this year.
Govt mulls AwAS cameras for Penang Bridge
It could deter speeding and accidents where cars plunge into the sea, says works minister.
No plans for law to curb party-hopping, says Hanipa
Deputy minister in PM's Dept says constitution provides for freedom of association, as well as disassociation.
More police reports over Felda scandal soon, says Azmin
Economic affairs minister says findings of audit report on agency being studied.
Felda to sell off assets to manage finances, says Azmin
Troubled plantation giant looking to improve cash flow and cut borrowings, says economics affairs minister.
Five years for Felda to recover, says Azmin
Housing to woo second generation settlers, debt relief, training among measures to strengthen land scheme.
