Yasmin Ramlan
Can Pakatan really abolish GST, voters wonder
While delighted with the idea, voters are curious to know what the opposition, once installed in Putrajaya, will do for money without the tax revenue.
Economic growth means little to people struggling to survive, Pakatan leaders say
Country’s finances in bad shape, as proved by the subsidy and budget cuts, says Muhyiddin.
Beware of Umno bearing gifts, voters warned
When you vote, think of your children and grandchildren’s future, says Dr Mahathir.
People look to Dr Mahathir to cut rising living costs
There is faith that the Pakatan Harapan chairman and his years of experience running the country can turn things around for Malaysians.
Kepala Batas folk go 'yawn', as 3Ms roll into town
Cool reception in Umno stronghold towards Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Muhyiddin Yassin and Mukhriz Mahathir ceramah tonight.
Do or die mission to win GE14, says Bersatu Srikandi
The plan is to recruit 50,000 women to bolster the party’s election machinery.
IGP says will wait for court order to arrest Jho Low
Selangor Menteri Besar Mohamed Azmin Ali filed the judicial review to compel Khalid Abu Bakar to arrest central figure in 1MDB scandal.
IGP warns atheists against upsetting Muslims
Khalid Abu Bakar has also said authorities are exploring legal options to clamp down on atheism.
13 held over Sunday's forum fracas, says IGP
Police questioning suspects behind violence at Bersatu’s Nothing to Hide 2.0 event.
IGP blames Bersatu for forum fracas
Khalid says while focus is now on those who caused chaos, organisers are next to be called by police.
Women find online business more worthwhile than salaried jobs
Stagnant wages, high cost of living and difficulty in achieving work-life balance are reasons why women are starting their own businesses.
Putrajaya has failed kids caught in interfaith custody battles, say lawyers
Removal of Clause 88A from Law Reform Bill spells heartache and pain for those fighting spouses’ unilateral conversion of children.
Women ditching 9-to-5 jobs to work from home
Low pay and long commute among reasons cited by women who drop out of the formal job market.
Young, educated and jobless – sisters turn to domestic work
Materials engineer and chartered accountancy student pick up a tidy RM2,000 a month each as cleaners.
Crime index halves in six years, says Zahid
Even though there has been a fall in reported crime, Zahid acknowledges that the general public still do not feel safe.