Archive - 3 July 2025

• 'Fly' syndicate: Cartel uses new MO to evade detection
• PM: Malaysia remains committed to free and open trade
• K'tan govt to examine high levels of metals in groundwater
• Former CEO sues Bank Rakyat and foundation, claims over RM36m
• Two killed, 16 hurt after tour bus collides with lorries
• Chief judge of Malaya to serve as acting CJ – court registrar
• Only 3 Suhakam commissioners remain as selection awaits PM's decision
• 2 arrested after brandishing fake pistol following accident
• Maaedicare Charitable Foundation & Rotary Club launch kidney health screening for underserved communities
• Kitingan's 'Star leaving GRS' video taken out of context, left out key remarks
• Two killed, 16 hurt after tour bus collides with lorries
• COMMENT | Judicial appointments: Empower Dewan Rakyat, not one man
• 'Fly' syndicate: Cartel uses new MO to evade detection
• Sindiket 'Fly': Kartel guna modus operandi baru untuk elak dikesan
• Remand extended for trio linked to Cyberjaya student's murder
• Bekas CEO saman yayasan dan Bank Rakyat, tuntutan lebih RM36 juta
• COMMENT | We were all young once - govt should tolerate offensive protests
• 'You killed my sister!' - Cyberjaya student murder suspect confronted in court
• MIC proposes 8-point agenda for 13MP, urges targeted reforms
• Seek clarification from Putrajaya, Sabah minister says over Ambalat issue
• Coach charged with physical sexual assault of teen cyclist
• Pahang ruler calls for tighter border controls, nationwide vape ban
• PN dukacita seorang hakim pegang 3 pangkat tertinggi kehakiman
• 'You killed my sister!' - Cyberjaya student murder suspect confronted in court
• Star deputy president denies RM530k corruption claim
• Cabinet to get Masjid India sinkhole report by year-end: Zaliha
• Chief judge of Malaya in two acting posts 'unprecedented' - PN
• Perhentian boat capsize: Skipper admits to drug abuse
• PAS warns 'Saya Suka Travel' govt of price hikes following SST expansion
• Anwar reaffirms commitment to moderate Islam in Rome
• Bickering politicians affirm justice dances to power's tune
• Man cheats death by reclining car seat during shooting outside school
• Bickering politicians affirm justice dances to power's tune
• 'Ronggeng' dance not Malacca culture, state opposition chief tells CM
• Ismail Sabri's former son-in-law declared bankrupt
• Probe into Putra Heights blast transparent, independent: Amirudin
• Vape boss claims he never accepted hospital's 'board of visitors' role
• Stop normalising immorality, minister says over student HIV cases
• Ismail Sabri's former son-in-law declared bankrupt
• Ramly Burger, ice supplier postpone price hike - minister
• MCA Youth raps govt over lack of updates on Putra Heights reconstruction
• Empro Group Inc. prices US$5.5 million IPO, shares surge on first trading day
• Documentary on M'sian surviving 2004 tsunami to debut at int'l film fest
• Bintang Liverpool, Diogo Jota maut dalam kemalangan
• COMMENT | Why Hasnah Hashim embodies the ideal jurist
• Putra Heights blast: PAS slams report for blaming only soil, pipeline
• Alcohol ban: Private beaches, pubs still allowed - N Sembilan exco
• Bangladesh warns of worker freeze if M'sia refuses agreement changes
• Judicial independence torch passed to govt, successor: Ex-CJ
• Kelantan govt slammed for reliance on unsafe groundwater
• Nurul Izzah: Silence on Indian issues doesn't mean inaction
• No promotion for overweight MACC officers from next year - Azam
• Bank Rakyat denies wrongful dismissal claim by ex-foundation CEO
• Sabah scandal: MACC opens investigation paper on S'pore tycoon
• MEX II highway probe: 61 witnesses called - Azam
• USM scientist receives Unesco award for marine research