2y

Cries of ‘Daulat Tuanku’ welcome Sultan Ibrahim at Senai Airport

Johor ruler is greeted by MB, state excos, Johoreans after formal election as next Agong

2y

Four areas at risk of high tide in Kedah

Authorities point to the coasts of Kuala Kedah, Kota Kuala Muda, Kuala Yan, Kuala Jerlun

2y

Not true many Baram natives want hydro-dam project: area ethnic elder

Social activist challenges state premier to reveal identities of residents who are eager for project

2y

Proposed changes to ESAs in K’tan still in publicity stage: deputy MB

Proposal aimed at coordinating development while protecting water catchment areas, says state’s no. 2

2y

Ex-health DG Noor Hisham puts on surgical gloves again

National medical icon says happy to get back to operation theatres, seeing patients

2y

Local media industry reels from lack of ad revenue, Covid-19 impact

News outlets squeezed as over half of annual advertising spending diverted to social media, notes comms minister

2y

[UPDATED] Megah Rise Mall to see comprehensive structural assessment after ceiling collapse

Firm in charge of property expresses deep regret over incident, says fully cooperating with authorities

2y

[UPDATED] The Vibes bags two gold, five merit awards in Kinabalu Press Awards

News portal bags largest haul in its three years of operation

2y

Perlis in fear of becoming 'home for the aged'

The state's ruling party PAS has been bogged by an internal rift primarily due to different policy outlooks.

2y

Three injured as mall ceiling collapses during heavy downpour

According to a witness, it was a very frightening incident

2y

UPSR will not be revived despite requests, says MoE

Focus was now on the curriculum for 2027 through roadshows or tours to gather feedback on the new school curriculum

2y

Sarawak DAP hits out at GPS ministers for not questioning PM on Malay only directive

Chong said ordinary Sarawakians are disappointed with GPS ministers for not standing up to the PM and defending our rights

2y

Fuel subsidies regressive, counterproductive: Nurul Izzah

2.9% of GDP spent on fuel subsidies last year compared to just 1.7% on healthcare operating costs, notes former MP