Archive - 1 July 2019

• Yoursay: Kula’s stand on convention against sexual harassment a disappointment
• Loopholes of the rich and famous
• Day 30: Defence scrutinises Suboh's signature
• Wanita Umno welcomes Zahid’s return
• 'Is Zahid's return to save Najib's losing grip on Umno?'
• Fire and Rescue chief says vandalism of Adib mural irrational act
• Dance competition organiser apologises for costume, MOE logo faux pas
• Hong Kong protesters run riot in legislature, smashing paintings
• Millions celebrate LGBT pride in NY amid global fight for equality
• Petrol subsidies to be issued via direct paying system
• Empowering the senates of our universities
• Palm oil in the world's top brands
• Female lawyers share list of 'gatal' colleagues to avoid harassment
• Azeez dares gov't to set up Tabung Haji RCI
• Debut in Parliament
• Ramasamy should read Ideas' report card on Harapan manifesto in full
• SRC director still signing documents while on the run
• Taiwan president to visit US this month in move likely to anger China
• Mujahid's office says reports on his China speech inaccurate
• MPs can be jailed for giving false information on asset declaration
• Dr M's 'Malaysians don't want to work' remark irks Penang MTUC
• Ismail Sabri to remain opposition leader despite Zahid's return
• Hisham hopes Zahid's return won't be used to split Umno
• After Kit Siang's latest remarks, Najib 'invites' him to join Umno
• Street protests no longer an offence under PAA amendments
• DPM: Employment of refugees not at expense of M'sians
• Defiant opposition lawmakers vow not to declare assets
• MBPP queried if school, hotel at Tg Bungah are illegal structures
• Be more tolerant and understanding, PM urges civil servants
• DAP MP's 'TMJ, RZ' number plates poser courts state opposition's wrath
• Gov't moves to redefine 'youth' from under-40s to under-30s
• Pasir Gudang health issue: No need for outside help, says Yeo
• Putrajaya to discuss logging guidelines with state gov'ts - Xavier
• Court rejects Najib's request to adjourn trial to attend Parliament
• Human Resources Ministry defends TVET fee exemption for Indians
• MACC probing TM over alleged irregularities in P1 acquisition
• PAS sets conditional support for lowering of voting age to 18
• Felda White Paper: Police probing two doubtful transactions
• PAA amendments make it easier for rakyat 'to do what they want to do'
• Tencent exec and Hong Kong academic among new Khazanah directors
• Malaysia must stop navel-gazing at petty issues and move forward
• Dewan Rakyat introduces scheduling to help with ministers' attendance
• No need to close schools in Pasir Gudang - Wan Azizah
• 'IRB man threatened to shoot lecturer' - Guan Eng's help sought on 'gangster-like' raid
• China tells Britain to stop 'gesticulating' about Hong Kong
• New PAC chief criticises top civil servants for snubbing hearings
• World Bank lowers Malaysia's 2019 growth on global economic volatility
• Dr M’s bid to appeal against ex-judges' reappointment dismissed
• Gov't shoots down calls to set up May 13 reconciliation commission
• How oleochemicals production is contributing to the palm oil industry
• Dewan Rakyat approves motion on asset declaration
• Iran amasses more enriched uranium than allowed by nuclear deal
• Could Nik Faisal have forged your signature? Maybe, admits Suboh
• Sungai Petani residents up in arms over air pollution
• Don't issue statements that can cause anxiety, minister tells experts
• Police report retracted, forex RCI classified as 'NFA'
• Cultural tourism nets Malaysia over RM550 million a year
• Female lawyers' list for avoiding 'randy' colleagues, and 9 news from yesterday
• Transport Ministry dodges poser on 'TMJ, RZ' licence plates
• What questions are your MPs asking for you in Dewan Rakyat?
• Dr M and Kula are clueless about labour policy
• Yoursay: Is PAS saying their MPs are rich enough to cause envy?