Archive - 14 June 2022

• Can’t bank on younger voters being progressive - Adam Adli
• YOURSAY | Our 'smart' lamp posts that cost RM154,000 each
• LETTER | A nation with a notion for a strong potion
• Covid-19 (June 13): 2,092 new cases, 4 deaths
• Labour coalition: Trade unions can protect M’sians from job scammers
• COMMENT | Air Selangor gets an ‘E’ among privatised essential services
• 'We beg God for water': Chilean lake turns to desert amid climate change
• 'Govt with weak majority is easily threatened' - Puad blasts Annuar
• UOW Malaysia KDU hosts colloquium on “Australia-Malaysia Education Industry: Opportunity Knocks”
• Russian forces cut off last routes out of eastern Ukraine city
• Disney/Pixar's 'Lightyear,' with same-sex couple, will not play in Malaysia
• First Mara Institute of Tech director Arshad Ayub dies
• Elon Musk to address Twitter employees for first time in Town Hall
• Five killed, 22 injured in Ukranian artillery attacks in Donetsk
• Lynas secures US$120m Pentagon contract for US rare earths facility
• From refugee camp to World Cup, Mabil thanks Australia
• DAP rep asks why PAS allowed Bon Odori in Kelantan back in 2018
• MP SPEAKS | PM can make history with 'Reform Parliament' in July
• Review India's UN Human Rights Council membership - Abim
• Harapan worried over details coming from high-profile graft cases
• UMW Toyota Motor continues to cruise, driving sales forward
• Agong consents Tengku Permaisuri Selangor as new UiTM pro-chancellor
• Food security depends on production, not prices, says MP
• Ex-1MDB CEO stands by MACC statement in audit case involving Najib
• Emulate Philippines in protecting citizens working overseas - groups
• In hottest city on Earth, mothers bear brunt of climate change
• Ongkili and team to access MA63 documents at London archives
• Only 18% of vehicles towed during flood have flood cover
• Malaysia has misleading labour statistics - economist
• King: All faiths denounce corruption, it is cancer
• Where's Shahidan? - MP on silence over KL's flood woes
• Stop destroying our land, 150 Janda Baik residents tell Pahang govt
• Azam denies AGC dropping charges against Mara Corp officials
• Economist: Let public grow veggies, rear cattle to tackle food crisis
• Annuar: Only those with authority should talk about GE15
• 'Does he know every Orang Asli?’ - Takiyuddin slammed for 'outsiders' remark
• Sports minister apologises to national football team's fans
• Banker doesn’t know if private client instructed RM49m transaction
• Court dismisses Umno's appeal to strike out SRC's lawsuit
• Govt assures no new quarries, logging at Langkawi forest reserve
• Muhyiddin to meet PM soon, says Zuraida must go
• Arul will still be co-accused in 1MDB audit case, lawyer clarifies
• British police charge Kevin Spacey over alleged sex crimes
• RM5.1b in assets forfeited, 99.57pct linked to 1MDB
• Sri Lanka gives public workers extra day off to grow food
• Bukit Merah dam: Cloud seeding postponed due to aircraft availability
• Telco CEO gets remanded over RM200k bribe
• Erosion affects 425km of country’s coastline - Reezal Merican
• Several river reserves risk disaster from illegal encroachment
• MACC urged to set up clear procedures for handling case items
• National Stadium to close from tomorrow for pitch restoration
• The Arul Kanda gambit
• Harimau Malaya ends over 40-year wait to qualify for Asian Cup
• Ministry issues order to block open-source site selling personal data