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There must be sustainable policies for data centres, says SPAN

Such steps are crucial to ensure water resources are not drastically compromised 

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Sabah to use data and technology for targeted tourism strategies

New projects and products are also being identified, to refresh offerings annually to stay competitive.

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Past three governments valued, respected judicial independence more, say ex-Bar chiefs

They said the pressures put on the Judiciary in the last several years by external forces were clear

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Targeted toll exemption for festive seasons under review - PM

Similar to previous subsidy adjustments, toll exemptions should only be provided to the B40 and M40 groups, not to everyone.

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Sarawak assumes greater autonomy over environmental governance

Abang Johari said the shift would give the state authority to craft and implement environmental policies tailored to its needs and challenges.

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Sabah’s streets are art galleries - but are the artists getting a fair deal?

Standfirst: Sabah’s murals are stunning, but are local artists sidelined and underpaid as outsiders take over the scene?

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No reason for RM1 interbank ATM withdrawal fee, says Sarawak PH chief

The fee adds a financial strain on low-income earners, particularly those from the B40 and M40 groups, he said. 

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Chinese New Year bazaars light up towns, cities in Sarawak

Datuk Seri Abdul Rahman Karim Hamzah said these CNY Bazaars are a big draw every year.

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Siti Mastura pays RM830,000 to DAP trio pending appeal of case

The payment was made on condition that it be kept in the solicitor's account pending the disposal of the appeal in the Court of Appeal.

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Customs officers allegedly bribed to overlook illicit activities

The syndicate is believed to have smuggled nearly RM8 million worth of vapes through the KLIA Cargo Centre.

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Malaysia adopts more balanced approach, no plan to set age limit for online access - Fahmi

He said Malaysia would adopt a more balanced approach to addressing online safety issues

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Increasing number of cancer patients from rural Sarawak seeking help

These rural cancer sufferers have to travel hundreds of kilometres and spend thousands of ringgit just to get to Kuching for specialist treatment.

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No bullying, workplace pressure claims in death of pathologist in Lahad Datu

Claims of Dr Tay being pressured, oppressed or bullied by her department head were found to be baseless.