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Lorry driver pleads guilty to stabbing wife, mother-in-law

27-year-old was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to the two women, aged 26 and 61 respectively

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Immunocompromised teens advised to get extra vaccine jab: KJ

TWG recommends that booster shot for such individuals be re-categorised as third dose, says health minister

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Annuar Musa to chair special inflation taskforce: PM

Finance Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz will sit on its committee

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Kebun-Kebun Bangsar plants, landscape won’t be destroyed: authorities

FT Land and Mines Office, however, stresses that permanent structures, permanent trees, livestock rearing are not allowed

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PBS in midst of transition, anyone can be president: veep

Datuk Joachim Gunsalam, however, cautions that the road to the top will not be easy

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Political will, social awareness needed to push for effective police oversight body: experts

Commission must have power to take action against rogue officers, say panellists at Malaysian Bar forum

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Anwar, Rafizi hold first-ever ‘casual’ meeting after PKR polls

PKR president, his incoming deputy, Nurul Izzah Anwar discuss how to strengthen party

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I’ll take salary cut for the rakyat: Wan Fayhsal

Deputy national unity minister also lauds Umno’s Datuk Seri Tajuddin Abdul Rahman’s ‘warrior’ spirit

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S’gor saw RM56.9 mil in losses due to online scams up to June: cops

Macau scams made up highest number of such cases, most of money transferred overseas, say police

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Police deny leaking images of Bella’s injuries to public

Officer tells court that he does not know from where activist acquired the photos she posted on Facebook

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[UPDATED] New chicken ceiling price set at RM9.40/kg from July 1 for Peninsular M’sia

Govt also announces rise of 2 sen for eggs of all grades

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During trial, Zahid claims to be victim of selective prosecution

Money is not everything, but everything needs money, says Umno chief on money politics

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Penny Wong calls for Asean to ‘hold the centre’ in Indo-Pacific

Laws and norms should guide regional disputes, not ‘power and size’, she says