Archive - 15 June 2023

• COMMENT | Based on PN's skewed mind, human rights is only for Malays
• Xi: China willing to help foster Palestine-Israel peace
• Suhakam: We’re diligently working behind the scenes despite being ‘quiet’
• Belantek assemblyperson Mohd Isa dies
• Kelantan DAP gears up for 'mission impossible'
• Two Penan villages refuse to participate in timber audit
• Anwar vs Dr M: Bailouts and family-linked businesses
• Experts: Vaping can lead to drug-taking
• IJN Foundation partnership with RMHC Malaysia benefits more young hearts
• Loke explains why DAP only has 4 cabinet posts
• Rosmah gets temporary passport release again to go S’pore
• Implementing targeted subsidies for fuel not easy - PM
• Water Malaysia 2023 Specialised Conference and Exhibition
• Khir: Umno and BN need Harapan in S'gor, they don't need us
• M'sia to follow up with EU rep on objections to deforestation law
• Political patronage exists for illegal online gambling - minister
• LETTER | Malaysia’s economic growth on right track
• Applications to register as state polls observers now open - EC
• Perlis puts an end to gambling, won't renew licences
• Implementing targeted subsidies for fuel not easy - PM
• Ministry blames foreign agents for labour glut, denies 'zero checks' done
• Deputy MB: Kelantan to move away from logging, focus on mining minerals
• DBKL will revoke misused business licences, warns Anwar
• Perlis puts an end to gambling, won't renew licences
• Cyber security bill to be drafted immediately - PM
• No need to declassify PJD Link agreement, says works minister
• Rahmah cash aid recipients eligible for Madani medical scheme
• Dzulkefly: PM must lead health reforms lest it becomes 'dead in water'
• SPM Leavers - Gear up for the Metaverse
• State polls: Schools ready to be used as polling centres - Fadhlina
• Pahang committed to maintaining Tasik Chini biosphere reserve status
• PN MPs at odds over MOH's move to increase public healthcare fee
• ‘Will MOH accept responsibility for more vape-related deaths?’
• Dr M resurrects DAP bogeyman to warn 'bored' Malays ahead of polls
• Bung's exposé against Khairy goes up in smoke as bill retracted
• Govt won't compromise with negligent, corrupt civil servants
• Nearly 30pct of domestic workers in M'sia face forced labour: UN agency
• Nurses' uniforms too tight, not syariah-compliant: PN MP
• Dr M resurrects DAP bogeyman to warn 'bored' Malays ahead of polls
• LETTER | Using respectful and appropriate disability language
• PAC: LCS proceedings disclosure a violation of standing order
• Nurses' uniforms too tight, not syariah-compliant: PN MP
• HR Ministry says it's not responsible for policing labour outsourcing
• No rush to increase fees, health minister assures no burden to poor
• Ministry working with NGOs to solve students dropping out due to poverty
• LETTER | Health system reform doesn't require white paper, it needs action
• HR Ministry says it's not responsible for policing labour outsourcing
• Shelving Baling quarry projects has repercussions - Kedah MB
• Education Ministry confirms nearly 30k students dropped out of SPM
• PAC wants Defence Ministry land swap report declassified
• Rafizi: Final round of state polls seat talks between Harapan-BN tonight
• Suspect under MACC probe dies in Putrajaya
• IRB raids Hamzah’s house
• Higher healthcare fees for the well-heeled
• YOURSAY | What nurse uniforms have to do with Health White Paper?
• Johor Orang Asli at wits' end as eviction deadline looms
• Perak awaiting ministries' decisions before rare earth mining - MB