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Wait for clarification over Malaysian’s marriage ceremony abroad, says minister

Avoid creating negative perceptions of individuals concerned, says Datuk Seri Zulkifli Mohamad Al-Bakri

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Demolition of Hindu shrines done according to law: Kedah MB

Best for owners to demolish structures violating law themselves without involving enforcement, says Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor

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MR D.I.Y wins World Branding Awards for third year running

Home improvement retailer wins brand of the year in retail-home improvement category

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Denying foreign worker permits unlikely to resolve squalid housing woes

Employers may start off providing proper living quarters, then fail to maintain standards, say experts

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Despite govt promise, Sg Buloh plant nurseries may be forced to uproot

Moving to Puncak Alam may kill business for owners, who have received eviction notices

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Voter relations, counter-narrative will win the day for PKR

Party confident going into general election as groundwork already in place

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Cops cripple Macau scam, online gambling syndicate

11 people, including four Chinese nationals, nabbed in three raids around Kuala Lumpur, say police

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Two-year-old drowns in Lahad Datu

Girl’s parents and grandmother remanded for investigation

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Have civil servants retire at 55 to spur youths, Sabah govt told

Young officers find it easier to accept and adapt to high technology, says Tg Papat assemblyman Frankie Poon

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The mess Pakatan left in Sabah has become our problem, says Ongkili

Kota Marudu villagers forced to move into incomplete hardcore poor housing, development programmes on hold

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Another Covid-19 wave may require more govt spending: Tok Pa

Putrajaya has not set a limit on additional funds according to minister

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Those misusing permits to help import non-halal meat could face licence suspension

Issue ‘needs to be eradicated immediately,’ says Agriculture and Food Industry Minister Datuk Seri Ronald Kiandee

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KJ under fire after Pfizer vaccine prices revealed

Minister dismisses as misinformation claims that Putrajaya got a bad deal