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Sabah extends curfew in ESSZone waters until Oct 7

It involves Beluran, Sandakan, Kinabatangan, Lahad Datu, Kunak, Semporna, and Tawau

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YAB trial: court accepts major portion of statement by Zahid’s ex-staff

This comes after prosecution’s earlier objection to including parts of former press secretary’s testimony

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LCS scandal: how has Lodin Wok escaped scrutiny, asks C4

NGO notes former BHIC chairman was involved in project as well as Scorpene submarine deal

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Hamzah has 14 days to decide on registration of veterans’ party: court

Parti Kemakmuran Negara succeeds in bid for judicial review against home minister

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MaFI, state govts to work together on improving national food security

Measures include maintaining, adding gazettes on permanent production parks

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PM to lead M’sia delegation to 77th UN General Assembly

Among other things, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob to speak on country’s experiences in dealing with pandemic

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We’ve wanted to work with Pakatan since day one: Muda deputy president

Amira Aisya Abd Aziz rubbishes notion party only wants in as GE15 nears

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[UPDATED] Apex court grants stay for Najib, son in RM1.7 bil tax bill suit pending appeal

Similar order granted to Datuk Mohd Nazifuddin Najib over RM37.6 million owed to government

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[UPDATED] Najib moved to Cheras Rehab Hospital for further treatment: Prison Dept 

This done on HKL advice, ex-PM to only return to Kajang Prison once cleared by specialists, it adds

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‘First-time pilgrims should not be too reliant on haj subsidy’

Lembaga Tabung Haji to discuss next season’s costs with government

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Muda hopes BN’s plan to hold election during floods will backfire

Its deputy president Amira Aisya Abd Aziz insists polls must be postponed, focus should be to assist victims 

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Court fines uni student RM25,000 for possessing fake cat food packaging

This comes after Tang Yao Yih, 25, pleads guilty to offence

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Criminal defamation laws archaic, stifle press freedom: lawyers

Prosecuting media practitioners a waste of public resources, they say