The 56-year-old, who was remanded on May 1, faces a charge under the Child Act for negligence.

Yee Fatt Seong had allegedly stabbed Loo Ah Teong at a hut on Jalan Kolam in Cherok Tokun, Bukit Mertajam, on April 27.

The former Treasury secretary-general tells court he lost his reputation and credibility as a result of being slapped with the lawsuit by 1MDB.

Tan Ban Choon faces either the death penalty or 30 years imprisonment if convicted.

Her candidacy is not just about heritage, says Hang Tuah Jaya division chief Shamsul Iskandar Akin.

Transport minister says Malaysia Rail Link has set a requirement that at least 80% of this workforce must be Malaysian.

Fauzan Adib Aziz nodded to indicate he understood the charge after it was read to him.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says a meeting of the Malaysian Social Protection Council today discussed, among other things, the establishment of a national health fund.

The former prime minister's defence concludes its case after calling 26 witnesses.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says the semiconductor giant plans to expand operations in Penang and Cyberjaya.

Tow truck drivers S Uvaraja and R Kalaikumar, and lorry driver K Paarthiban were today found guilty of drug trafficking in 2019.

Fekirie Gobet accuses Titiwangsa chief Syed Badli Shah Syed Osman of stoking division in the party and says Rafizi Ramlis leave should not be politicised.

Police say the woman died at the scene.

The top cop says 16 people have given their statements, including Pamela Ling's husband, Sarawakian businessman Thomas Hah.

The number of doctors attending the protest outside the Prime Minister's Office this morning grew to over 400 participants.

Minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz says talks with the US will determine the scope of support needed.

Asean-BAC chairman Nazir Razak says efforts are ongoing to convince Olympic councils across Asean countries of the idea.

This comes after a divisional leader urged Rafizi Ramli to let Saifuddin Nasution Ismail take over the PKR deputy presidency uncontested.

Investment, trade and industry minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz says the ringgit remains within an acceptable range and is not significantly impacting exports.

Judge says The Star's article on a police report concerning a food poisoning threat at a nasi kandar outlet was in public interest and factually accurate.

The youth and sports minister says poor management hurts sponsorships, and urges struggling club owners to step aside.

Najib Razak's counsel Shafee Abdullah wants the High Court to grant his client a DNAA, citing delay.

The High Court heard that the government and Judicial Appointments Commission will oppose Syed Amir Syakib Arsalan Syed Ibrahim's application.

Ingolf Schroeder says Malaysians will account for almost 100% of the workforce at its facilities in the country.

They are protesting the implementation of the rule under a non-medical law.

The e-hailing driver says the abductors claimed Pamela Ling was being arrested to assist in a police investigation.

Puad Zarkashi wants Rafizi Ramli to explain the reason for his leave of absence after the economy minister's no-show at the special parliamentary sitting on US tariffs.

Sarawak premier Abang Johari Openg says the initiative is expected to serve as a growth catalyst for the aviation industry.

High Court says glovemakers co-founder understood the need for full financial disclosure, and that his failure to comply was in contempt of court.

Police say the homemade firearm is believed to have exploded, hitting the right side of the man's chest.

PN deputy chairman Hamzah Zainudin says Sarawak should negotiate directly with Petronas on commercial terms, but without undermining national unity.

Salleh Said Keruak asks why racial issues persist in West Malaysia after over 60 years of independence.

Titiwangsa PKR chief says speculation on Rafizi Ramlis resignation and his move to take extended leave have caused unease among party members.

Bersatu deputy president Hamzah Zainudin hopes for a full restructuring of policies, human capital and industrial base to ensure the nation's resilience.

Former MCA vice-president Ti Lian Ker says DAP has time and again flip-flopped on matters of principle.

Her death was confirmed by her son, who said she suffered an asthma attack.

The immigration department says those detained at Pandan Perdana and Seri Kembangan included Vietnamese, Indonesian and Laotian nationals.

Selangor deputy police chief Zaini Abu Hassan says this is based on the results of post-mortems conducted on both victims.

Razarudin Husain says the investigation will account for the testimony of the e-hailing driver who drove her on April 9, as well as CCTV footage.

PSM deputy chief S Arutchelvan says the party will rather stick to its principles and gain support in the long term than join the political mainstream.