Government announces 30% weekday discount for ETS and ERT services to mitigate cost-of-living pressures
Kuala Lumpur City Hall and the Social Welfare Department have delivered cash aid to residents of Seri Pinang Public Housing affected by a recent storm.
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No need for panic buying, supply of goods stable
The Ministry of Domestic Trade assures the public that supplies of essential goods are stable and urges against panic buying, despite the West Asia conflict.
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How long does it really take to get over an ex? Reddit weighs in
Reddit users share how long it takes to heal from heartbreak and find love again, stressing no fixed recovery timeline
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Employee’s heart-wrenching post about failing probation triggers career debate
Employee weighs resignation vs termination after probation warning, netizens advise caution and career strategy
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Ringgit surges to 3.96 against US dollar on geopolitical hopes
The Malaysian ringgit jumped 135 basis points at opening, rebounding to the 3.96 level against the US dollar amid improved global risk sentiment.
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MACC detains statutory body CEO in RM600,000 bribery probe
A CEO of a federal statutory body was arrested on suspicion of accepting bribes for a squash court contract, with alleged payments totalling RM600,000.
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The 2025 Sabah state election, officially the 17th Sabah general election, was held on 29 November 2025.
This pivotal event elected all 73 representatives to the Sabah State Legislative Assembly, with no changes made to the existing constituency boundaries. The electoral process officially began with the dissolution of the State Legislative Assembly on 6 October 2025.
The official campaign period ran from 15 to 28 November, beginning with Nomination Day on 15 November. Early and postal voting took place from 25 to 28 November, culminating in the main polling day on 29 November, which determined the state's next government.
War in West Asia spurs Malaysia’s renewable energy push
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The conflict in West Asia is a stark reminder for Malaysia to accelerate its renewable energy transition to hedge against volatile global oil prices and bolster energy security.
MITI urges firms to invest in sports facilities for staff
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Malaysia's MITI calls on companies to invest in sports facilities to boost employee well-being, productivity and talent attraction in a competitive market.
Former Melaka Halal Hub manager pleads not guilty to bribery charges
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A former administrative manager of Melaka Halal Hub Sdn Bhd has pleaded not guilty to two counts of using his position to obtain insurance commissions.
Miri drug bust nets RM630,000 haul, one arrested
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Police in Miri seized over RM630,000 worth of MDMA and arrested a 33-year-old man in raids targeting a suspected drug syndicate.
Carney’s Liberals secure majority after by-election wins
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Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals gained a parliamentary majority after winning two Toronto by-elections, strengthening his hand amid US tensions.TORONTO: Prime Minister Mark Carney's...
Hezbollah urges Lebanon to cancel Washington talks with Israel
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Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem calls for Lebanon to cancel a planned meeting with Israeli envoys in Washington, rejecting direct negotiations with the "usurping entity".BEIRUT:...
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China pledges constructive role in Middle East peace talks
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President Xi Jinping says China will play a constructive role in Middle East peace, stressing sovereignty and international law during a meeting with Abu Dhabi's Prince.
Zara was unconscious but breathing normally, inquest told
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The Coroner's Court heard the 13-year-old had a severe brain injury score but stable vital signs when first attended to by medical personnel.
Malaysia to adjust public project scope amid rising costs
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Works Minister Alexander Nanta says people-centric projects will continue, with scope adjustments and tech adoption to manage rising construction costs.
Former executive fined for using forged company invoice
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A former company executive was fined RM5,000 by a Sessions Court for submitting a forged invoice worth over RM2,500.
Lee Zii Jia’s Thomas Cup schedule aids injury recovery
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Transport Minister Anthony Loke says fuel shortages are isolated incidents, assuring Malaysians that national supply remains stable despite disruptions.
Malaysian mum’s guilt over borrowing RM400 from child’s ‘Duit...
Malaysian parents share emotional stories of borrowing duit raya, revealing financial strain, guilt and children’s empathy
