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‘Anwar would have been PM by now if he had betrayed principles’

Pakatan sec-gen Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail says if opposition leader was power-crazy, he would’ve done deals to kick out DAP

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Foreign worker permits a no-go unless living quarters up to the mark: Saravanan

Local councils urged to act against errant firms, not wait for Labour Dept to move in

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Ku Nan found guilty of RM2 mil graft

KL High Court judge rules that prosecution has proven its case against former FT minister beyond reasonable doubt

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Modern slavery, says Saravanan after raid on glove factory

HR minister sees for himself tiny, cramped rooms where foreign workers live

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Gender inequality in citizenship application process: Maria

Constitution has 2 provisions for such applications, depending on which parent is Malaysian

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T’ganu woman evacuates flooded home with 5 disabled kids, 23 cats

Of Azizah Bakar’s 12 children, 6 are mute and 2, paralysed

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Verdict in Ku Nan’s RM2 mil graft case today

All eyes are on high court judge Mohamed Zaini Mazlan, who is set to deliver ruling this morning

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Govt to hold talks with 7 states in bid to curb child marriage

Putrajaya vows to tackle issue after identifying poverty, kids dropping out of school as main causes

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Dr Mahathir gave ultimatum at last meeting with PH: Saifuddin Nasution

The former PM’s new party is almost destined to face polls alone after he conveyed his decision to not get involved with Pakatan again

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Environmental degradation haunts Kuala Langat residents

Industrial activity, illegal factories degrade air quality, affect rivers flowing across Langat basin

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PM thanks villagers for saving Health Ministry officials

Health personnel rescued when their boat capsizes in Sg Tembeling 

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Pfizer vaccine prices exposed by Belgian blunder, may cost RM59 each here

Malaysia may have to pay around RM374.5 mil to cover 20% of population

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Respect BN’s majority in govt: Annuar Musa

Coalition always open to discussions as long as respect maintained, says sec-gen