Archive - 24 February 2021

• Lynas PDF: Contaminating water source is a crime - environmental lawyers
• Facebook 'refriends' Australia after changes to media laws
• YOURSAY | PN uses BN’s playbook to intimidate critics
• COMMENT | To ditch or not to ditch readers’ comments
• David Attenborough to UN: 'Climate change a threat to global security, I don't envy you'
• Investors jolted by sinking Bitcoin, Tesla and other market favourites
• COMMENT | Politics is boring because the players are boring
• UPDATED 7.30PM | List of locations affected by Covid-19 (Feb 24)
• COMMENT | Sheraton Move one year on
• COMMENT | A year after the Sheraton coup – why I remain an optimist
• Fitch negative on Malaysia's state-led 5G rollout, cites corruption
• Tiger Woods badly hurt in car crash, expected to survive
• LETTER | Tamil culture and Hinduism are inextricably related
• LETTER | Managing the nation's Covid-19 response, responsibly
• Don't forget teachers at other institutions in vaccination drive - Teo
• Indonesia spearheads SEA efforts to resolve Myanmar crisis
• Muhyiddin set to receive first Pfizer vaccine today
• MyDIGITAL: Malaysia’s catalyst to drive native policies and digital-first economy
• COMMENT | Six positive consequences of Sheraton Move
• TimeTec Workforce (Series 1 of 6): From only HR matters to operation for all
• LETTER | Stop driving recklessly, we are already at war with Covid-19
• Umno claims history book glorifies communists, nudges Bersatu minister for fix
• Court extends order against deportation of remaining Myanmar refugees
• 'Govt must answer' - say MPs, NGOs after deportation despite court order
• PM gets first jab for Covid-19 vaccine
• Students without uniform allowed to wear other suitable clothes to school
• LETTER | Achieving equilibrium in difficult times
• PM launches vaccination registration programme through MySejahtera
• Company to clear disputed land after winning suit against Orang Asli in Pahang
• SPM Math tips from a karate kid
• LETTER | Stop building unwanted powerplants which are burdens to the people, nation
• Parliament can convene during emergency, says Agong
• UEM Edgenta implements nationwide Covid-19 screening for the company’s 3,755 essential front liners
• Putrajaya urged to release details on 'secretive' deportation
• Several states begin receiving Covid-19 vaccine
• Covid-19 (Feb 24): 3,545 new cases, large spike in N Sembilan
• Maszlee tells Asyraf that 'controversial' history textbook developed during BN's rule
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• Stop terrifying migrants or risk affecting vaccination programme, govt told
• The largest home improvement retailer, MR.DIY slashes prices to help Malaysians head back to school
• Possible to hold GE in September after 50 pct population vaccinated - KJ
• Full impact of Covid-19 on insurance industry yet to fully manifest
• Johor govt urged to review maintenance contracts awarded to concessionaire
• Covid-19 vaccination registration for dependents via MySejahtera in March
• Cops record Aziz Bari's statement over alleged remarks on Agong, emergency
• DBKL receives 1,224 road damage complaints via app
• Sugarbook founder charged with inciting mischief over 'sugar babies' claims
• Report: SPM History Paper 2 topics leaked prior to exam
• MCMC further clarifies approach to 5G deloyment in M'sia
• EMCO at Centennial Hostel in Sitiawan, Perak, tomorrow - Ismail Sabri
• Appointing public as protection officers among Atipsom amendments
• Covid-19 mediation centre platform to swiftly resolve disputes
• Kelantan media practitioners recommended for vaccine in 1st phase
• September election?
• September election?
• King says Parliament can convene and other news you may have missed
• People should not fear Covid-19 vaccine - early recipients
• Over 600,000 registered for Covid-19 vaccination via MySejahtera - MOH
• Sarawak opposition leaders slam Masing for 'arrogance' over Dayak vote