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High Court dismisses tycoon's defamation suit against Penang CM

Judicial Commissioner Datuk Quay Chew Soon found the impugned statements were not defamatory and that the statements Chow made were fair comments.

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Pastor charged with killing mother, stuffing her body in a freezer

The accused appeared to have mobility issues. He walked slowly into the building and took a short break on a staircase before being led into the court lock-up a...

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Miri badly hit by floods

There was traffic chaos as many cars were caught on roads that were inundated

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Recent Sarawak assembly was a ‘rush-job’, says civil society

The watchdog group for issues of concern to Sarawakians pointed out that the recent assembly sitting in Kuching saw only 41 questions answered though 350 were t...

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Normalisation of violence greatest barrier to progress, says Wanita Keadilan

Its vice-chief Sangetha Jayakumar said it is our collective responsibility to ensure that every woman and girl feels safe in her home, workplace, and community.

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There is no conflict of interest in my overseas trips, says PM

He called on the public to not fall for slander that there may be quid pro quo demanded by the private sector.

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Penang ferry services record RM14 million losses per year

This is mainly due to a lack of diesel subsidies, coupled with maintenance and insurance costs

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Activists send bold message to governments to end plastic use

According to current data, the world produces approximately 350 million metric tons of plastic waste annually. 

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Court orders Home Ministry to return seized Swatch watches

The High Court said the home ministry acted against the law in seizing the watches.

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Online gambling spreading to towns and remote Sabah areas, says PKR

Gambling outlets are now operating in small stalls and convenience stores in rural areas, further complicating enforcement.

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Informal discussions with other political parties ongoing, says Sabah PKR

Seat negotiations among PH, BN, and GRS remain tense, driven by disputes over seat allocations and overlapping constituencies.

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Urgent need for more support facilities for the elderly, says MP

Some six million people or 14.5 per cent of the total population of Malaysia will be 65 years old by the year 2040

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‘I am not tarnishing the country’s image, I am merely defending women’s rights’ says Guan Eng

He said all women have the right to be given access to education without any barriers imposed, so they can reach their potential in life.