Yasmin Ramlan
Najib advises youth on difference between living costs and lifestyle spending
Your choice to spend, but do so within your means, PM tells youth.
Few attracted to 10 sen savings at KR1M stores
The six items currently offered as part of KR1M 2.0 initiative are not all uniformly cheaper than mini-marts and hypermarkets and unlikely to change shopping habits.
Selangor Pakatan settles 35 out of 56 state seats
Coalition will meet parties individually to allocate remaining seats, says Gobind Singh Deo.
High rents push people to seek low-cost housing
City Hall regulations bar sub-letting of flats but many main tenant ignore the ruling as demand outstrips supply in the Klang Valley.
Dr Mahathir's pledge to look after Indians too late, says MIC president
Dr S. Subramaniam says Pakatan leader had the opportunity to uplift community during his 22 years as PM, but didn’t do so.
Avoid durian-flavoured coffee mix for now, says health minister
Analysis on the product, believed to have led to hospitalisation of seven people, will be ready in a week.
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.
PKR confident about meeting deadline on seat talks
Seat allocation negotiations in Selangor can be resolved in time, says party secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution.
More money, less stress reasons for government doctors’ move to private sector
Specialists with more than a decade experience stuck in lower grades, forcing many to leave for greener pasture.
I'm no seat warmer, says Wan Azizah
Pakatan’s deputy prime minister designate says she’s more than a hot water bottle.
I'll defend Permatang Pauh seat, says Wan Azizah
PKR president says changes might happen, but as of now, seat is hers to contest in GE14.
Difficult to work with Dr Mahathir, but it must be done, says Wan Azizah
PKR president says Pakatan chairman listens to everyone’s views.
When the cupboard’s bare, urban poor can turn to Gerobok Rezeki
Free food aid project stocks up on basics at several mosques in the Klang Valley.
Boy’s death a glimpse into frustrations of low-cost flat dwellers
Urine on staircases, faeces, wood and bricks among items hurled from upper floors are just some of the bane of PPR residents’ existence.
‘Chief architect’ of Putrajaya stands zero chance of winning seat
Civil servant votes will go to government of the day and Dr Mahathir Mohamad will lose if he’s to contest in Putrajaya.
