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Rescue operations intensify as Southeast Asia battles deadly floods and cyclone devastation

Floodwaters receding across southern Thailand and neighbouring Malaysia offer hope for stranded residents, while Cyclone Senyar wreaks havoc in Indonesia, leavi...

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Sabah polls: Youth vote, desire for stability likely to shape next Sabah govt, Analysts say

Analysts say the election is being defined by voters’ demand for stable governance and the unprecedented influence of young voters, with BN and GRS to hinge on...

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Still plenty to be done, but Sabah youth confident of Anwar’s leadership

PKR AMK’s May Eva Sofea Zainal Abidin and activist Atalia Mae Albert Jaua-Mojuntin credited Anwar for being more open to discussing Sabah’s rights compared to p...

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Form 4 student found unconscious after allegedly being beaten in school dormitory toilet

Police confirmed the arrest of the four students, aged 16 to 17, following the incident which was reported to have occurred at midnight last Monday.

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Townhall with PMX: Minimum wage may be raised above current RM1,700

The Prime Minister signals that the national minimum wage could rise beyond RM1,700 if economic growth remains strong

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Bumiputera rights fully protected in Malaysia - trade agreement, says Tengku Zafrul

The Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry reassures that Bumiputera rights remain a non-negotiable “red line” in the Malaysia-US Reciprocal Trade Agreement

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Zara Qairina Inquest: Fifth witness details five internal school investigations following tragic death

A teacher testifies five separate internal investigations were conducted by the religious secondary school after Form One student Zara Qairina Mahathir was foun...

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Sofia Rini’s statement recorded, PM's former polsec tomorrow - Azam Baki

Azam Baki says he has instructed officers to complete the investigation within two weeks as the case is considered serious

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Football: An unforgiving business that requires long-term investments, professional management, and financial losses

Football is arguably the number one spectator sport in the country, if not the world but since the sport begun accepting many politicians into its circle, the s...

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Selangor police advocate phased return of caning in schools to curb student crime

Selangor Police Chief suggests caning be reintroduced in schools under controlled and phased procedures, citing rising social crimes among students and the need...

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West coast of north Sumatra shaken by 6.5-magnitude earthquake, felt across Peninsular Malaysia

The earthquake’s epicentre was recorded at 2.7 degrees north latitude and 95.9 degrees east longitude, at a depth of 57 kilometres

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Federal cooperation essential for Sabah’s 40 percent revenue claim - Azalina

Azalina stressed no Sabah-based party can independently demand the state’s long-promised 40 percent revenue entitlement, strong post-election ties with the Fede...