Ian McIntyre

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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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Penang makes digital telecoms a basic utility

The state is the first in Malaysia to ensure the installation of multimedia communication infrastructure in all new projects

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Guan Eng denies agreeing to replace ferries

Ex-finance minister disputes Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong's assertion that he and Anthony Loke proposed ending the service

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‘Zafrul must be clear on the status of iconic Penang ferries’

Penang Second Deputy Chief Minister Professor P Ramasamy seeks clarity on whether ferries will be retained or discontinued

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Penang doctors without frontliner allowances urged to report to health authority

The state government is making only one round of its payout to officials fighting the Covid-19 pandemic

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Help us help M’sia, Penang CM urges Putrajaya

Penang asks federal government to help fund strategic projects, as the success of the state belongs to all Malaysians

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National Heritage Act the solution to Penang’s ferry problem, says PKR

Party's state chairman urges state govt to list two ferries as national heritage to avoid icons from being decommissioned

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Malaysian football legend joins international angels

Moey transformed Penang into a formidable force in the M-League during the mid-90s

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What of iconic Penang ferries – to end or not to end service?

To be replaced with fast modern vessels, future of ferries has stirred up many residents' emotions

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Blame politicians for end of Penang ferry service: ex-Jelutong MP

Pakatan Harapan and Perikatan Nasional are equally culpable, says Jeff Ooi Chuan Aun

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Penang betrayed by Perikatan Nasional: Guan Eng

Former Penang Chief Minister says PN has refused to honour commitments by previous administration

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Penangites told to ‘accept’ cessation of historic ferries

Penang Port Commission chairman says ferries will be replaced with water-buses and ‘transporters’ for pedestrians and bikes only