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Affordable arbitration: now everyone can arbitrate – Raman Letchumanan

Societies where disputes cannot be settled via lawful means would resort to public agitation

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GE15: what promises will be made in GE15, and who will make them? – Saleh Mohammed

All segments of society play a role in combating corruption, including the Fourth Estate

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Firms must facilitate GE15 voting for workers – Malaysian Employers Federation

Election Offences Act 1954 requires companies to allow staff reasonable paid time-off to cast ballot

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Poverty eradication policies urgently need revamp – Sangetha Jayakumar

Measures of destitution must be more realistic, inclusive, systematic, says author

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Batu Puteh: between a rock and a hard place – Azalina Othman Said

Govt should establish royal commission of inquiry to investigate its loss

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Sabahans should vote for local parties – Joseph Pairin Kitingan

Back those clearly geared, ready, prepared to fight for state and its future

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Budget 2023: reading between lines for marketing industry – Malaysian Advertisers Association

Helping enterprises transition into successful local brands will benefit sector as a whole

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Nuraina’s poignant stories of ‘Bapak’ – Johan Jaaffar

In the first of a three-part series, a veteran journalist looks back on the life and work of legendary newsman Tan Sri A. Samad Ismail

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GE15: want our vote? Support persons with disabilities – disability organisations, activists

High time for improvements to make voting more accessible for this community

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Pakatan should seriously consider holding simultaneous polls – Ramkarpal Singh

Move would save rakyat from further burden, reduce election costs

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Reining in profiteering liquidators – Datuk Chang Kim Loong

Unfair to impose additional burden on property buyers dealing with wound-up developers

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Malaysia needs its own ‘Green New Deal’ after GE15 – Lim Wei Jiet

If nation doesn’t act now, impact will be evident in 20-30 years time, hurting future generations

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An election to avoid jail? – Charles Santiago

Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s rush to have polls major tell-tale sign of his desperation