Ian McIntyre

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No tolerance for any form of corruption, says Penang CM

Chow said that the state emulates the leadership of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in not tolerating any form of corruption in the country.

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GST should be reintroduced, says economist

Some 175 nations, including developed ones, have adopted GST or its equivalent VAT. 

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Ideal Property launches next phase of Ideal Business Hub

It has a gross development value (GDV) of RM260 million in Bertam, Kepala Batas.

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Time for Indian community to move forward, says ADUN

The community must get rid of its "ghosts of the past," over alleged discrimination and infighting within community leaders.

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More attention needed on the Indian community, says former PKR leader

The senior lawyer said that PKR, as the dominant party in the national unity government needs to take the lead over Indian matters.

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Penang CM hopes projects under Budget 2025 are implemented fast

Chow also expressed support for the construction of another Urban Transformation Centre (UTC) in Prai.

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Localise minimum wages according to each state, says Kedah MAH

Hoteliers said it is generally cheaper to operate hospitality properties in urbanised localities but if the wages are steep, the hotels will struggle.

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Budget 2025: Concrete steps to address food security needed, says former MP

Santiago said more incentives should be featured in the Budget to entice more investments and human capital to migrate into the food commodities sector.

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Sinking of Russian warship Zhemchug remembered in Penang

The Battle of Penang was a brief but deadly encounter largely overlooked by the local residents but remembered by Russia, who lost 88 sailors 100 - years ago.

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Budget must be able to cushion country from external shocks, says economist

The US presidential election may bring sweeping policy changes if tycoon Donald J Trump regains the presidency he lost in 2020.

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Civil Defence personnel rescue woman from house 'drowning' in trash

The woman was believed to be suffering from diabetes, hypertension, hearing problems and was physically frail.

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Penang wants to list iconic kebaya in Unesco as part of its unique culture

The Peranakan attire underscores the global recognition of the country’s rich cultural tapestry