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PAS urged to address governance failures in Perils before promising national leadership

Parti Amanah Nasional warns that PAS cannot credibly claim it can “save the country” when it has recently lost control of the small northern state of Perlis

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Hotels urged to ensure best industry practices for VMY2026, says minister

Minister urges hoteliers to prioritise service excellence and operational consistency ahead of the Visit Malaysia Year 2026 campaign

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MP, senior lawyer condemn use of Sedition Act on former journo

Rayer, a senior lawyer, said that Tan should be released after his statement is recorded, and the use of the seditious legislation is unnecessary.

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Unesco World Heritage Site in George Town to undergo facelift to become pedestrian-friendly

This year is poised to be declared as the year of "development" for the island state, starting with one of Penang’s oldest roads - Jalan Pantai, formerly known...

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DAP calls on AGC to reconsider review of ruling on PAA

Gobind urged Tan Sri Mohd Dusuki Mokhtar to support the spirit of reforms by amending Section 9(5) of the Peaceful Assembly Act, rather than reviewing the Feder...

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Sarawak looks to greater conservation efforts to boost tourism

This year, Sarawak Delta is poised to join Langkawi and Sabah's Kinabalu as an Unesco accredited global geopark - one of over 200 of its kind in 50 countries.

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Do not turn a blind eye to environmental issues, cautions former minister

In a recent interview to mark his exit from the ministry, Nik Nazmi said that climate change and its effects are not going away, despite what others may want to...

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Iconic ‘Pulau Pinang’ ferry now a museum

The ferries were overshadowed by the sprawling Penang Bridge in 1985.

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Penang to see new waterfront landmark from Esplanade to Tanjong Marina

It is a grand design by the Transport Ministry to ensure the new landmark is established within the next five years

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Penang’s iconic Pesta Pulau Pinang concludes after 55 years amid LRT construction

The nation’s longest-running seasonal carnival, Pesta Pulau Pinang, has closed its gates after drawing a record 400,000 visitors over the past month

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No single-use plastic framework to be formulated for Penang soon

Penang’s long-standing commitment to sustainability is well known as it became the first state to actively reduce the use of plastics in 2009.

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PIA upgrades key facilities to ease passenger movement

There are altogether 635 auto - gates installed at various checkpoints for customs, immigration, and quarantine (CIQ).