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Certain senior leaders in Peninsular Malaysia ‘jealous’ of Sarawak’s success, claims ADUN

State assemblyman for Satok, Datuk Ibrahim Baki claimed in the State Assembly sitting that these jealous elements were trying to stir up trouble for Sarawak.

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Sabah tables RM6.421 billion budget for 2025 - its largest so far

Sabah Finance Minister Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun said the record budget targets infrastructure, welfare and economic resilience

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Anti-death penalty advocate seeks clemency for Thai transwoman jailed in Malaysia for drugs

Thanakorn Sinsanoi, 33, who goes by her female name Pau, was imprisoned in 2013 after arriving in Malaysia with 1.3kg of methamphetamine in her luggage.

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Sarawak confirms purchase of 38 hydrogen-powered trams from China

Though China has stopped using these hydrogen-fueled trams, Sarawak will go ahead with its use.

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7,863 undocumented migrants deported from Sabah

Latest wave of deportation underscores efforts to solve Sabah's illegal migrant problem

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Urgent need for better water management, stresses SPAN chairman

By 2050, Malaysia is projected to experience up to 200 days of extreme heat annually, accompanied by storms and floods.

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Sabah PH cautious over BN’s invitation to form ties

Sabah PH leaders welcome line of communication with BN but have not agreed on a tie-up

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MCA: Impose heavy vehicle ban across the country

The recent tragedy in Penang underscores the need for similar restrictions across the country, said the party. 

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DAP Sarawak questions benefit of ‘too many’ alleged overseas trips by ministry delegates

Delegates from the State Public Health, Housing and Local Government Ministry had allegedly made trips to London Washington.

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Illegal foreign-run travel operators in Semporna a long-standing concern, says Sabah deputy minister

Joniston Bangkuai agreed that stronger action is essential to curb these illegal operations and admitted that challenges like bribery hindered enforcement.

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Frustrated mum takes son to police station after he repeatedly fails to complete homework

When she arrived at the station, the policeman on duty played along and understood the situation.

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GRS unfazed by corruption allegations, says information chief

Alliance focused on governance despite bribery allegations involving its leaders

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DAP questions GPS’s decision not to raise salaries of Sarawak civil servants

The Sarawak Pakatan Harapan chairman urged the GPS to immediately reconsider its decision not to raise the minimum pay for state civil servants.