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Brothers killed over stolen livestock - 6/06 12:00 am TWO brothers ended up dead after they were beaten up by a group of people who accused them of stealing goats and chickens, Malaysia Nanban reported. Read full story |
Two teenagers apologise for torturing hamster - 6/06 12:00 am TWO teenagers in Johor, who were seen in a video torturing a hamster, have apologised for their behaviour, China Press reported. Read full story |
Tapir bookshelves more than just a novelty for pupils - 6/06 12:00 am JOHOR BARU: Custom-made Malayan tapir bookshelves are making their rounds in rural Johor schools in a charming effort to get children excited about reading. Read full story |
Retiree swindled for sperm - 6/06 12:00 am KUALA LUMPUR: Having ignored warnings from the bank and police, a retiree lost RM161,000 after being lured by an online scam to become a sperm donor for a supposedly beautiful woman in Hong Kong. Read full story |
Cautious response to scholarship offers - 6/06 12:00 am PETALING JAYA: Maya Devi, who achieved 8As in her SPM and hopes to pursue International Business Law, says that she received numerous promotional messages from colleges shortly after the results were announced. Read full story |
Traders welcome postponement - 6/06 12:00 am PETALING JAYA: The postponement of the enforcement on food traders using subsidised gas and the permit application requirement has been welcomed as a move that will give small businesses some breathing room. Read full story |
Street vendors get gas rule break - 6/06 12:00 am PUTRAJAYA: The makciks and uncles selling nasi lemak, pisang goreng and fried koay teow by the streets and in night markets need not worry. Read full story |
Orang Asli villagers bridge gap to kids studies - 6/06 12:00 am ORANG Asli villagers from Pos Balar in Gua Musang, Kelantan, have taken it upon themselves to build a temporary bridge to cross the torrential Sungai Balar as school holidays draw to an end, reported Berita Harian. Read full story |
Students warned of fake course offers - 6/06 12:00 am PETALING JAYA: SPM school leavers have been advised to be wary of unsolicited WhatsApp and SMS texts offering various courses and attractive incentives to be enrolled in some colleges and private institutions of higher learning. Read full story |
Anwar receives Aidiladha greetings from Iranian president, reaffirms .. - 5/06 11:52 pm KUALA LUMPUR: In the spirit of Aidiladha, which upholds the values of sacrifice and justice, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim expressed appreciation for the steadfastness of Iranian President Dr Masoud Pezeshkian in defending the plight of the Palestinian people, particularly in Gaza. Read full story |
Former director charged with improper use of company property - 5/06 4:08 pm SEREMBAN: A former company director pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here on Thursday (June 5) to eight charges of improper use of company property, amounting to RM153,609 between 2019 and 2020. Read full story |
Body found in Bangsar construction site is that of missing British man, .. - 5/06 4:05 pm KUALA LUMPUR: Police have confirmed the body found at a construction site here is that of missing United Kingdom national Jordan Michael John Johnson-Doyle. Read full story |
Johor MB announces management takeover of Desaru Coast resort - 5/06 3:31 pm KOTA TINGGI: A tourist resort on Johor's Desaru Coast has been taken over by a new operator, says Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi. Read full story |
Environmentalists propose Japanese tech to eliminate smells at wet market - 5/06 3:21 pm KOTA KINABALU: Environmentalists have proposed using a Japanese effective microorganisms technology to eliminate persistent odours at wet markets in the city. Read full story |
Small-scale food traders exempt from LPG enforcement until October - 5/06 3:11 pm PUTRAJAYA: Small-scale food and beverage traders will be exempt from enforcement action related to using subsidised LPG cylinders for their business premises until October, says Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali. Read full story |
Transport Ministry launches 13 new bus routes in Kedah - 5/06 3:03 pm ALOR SETAR: Thirteen stage bus routes have begun phased operations in Kedah from June 1,as part of the Transport Ministry's stage bus services transformation programme. Read full story |
Thirteen foreigners arrested for illegal homestay operations - 5/06 3:02 pm PETALING JAYA: The Immigration Department has arrested 13 foreigners for operating illegal homestays. Read full story |
Malaysian disabled pilgrims receive essential support during haj - 5/06 2:57 pm MECCA: Disabled pilgrims from Malaysia could perform essential haj rituals with the assistance of companions provided, says Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs) Datuk Dr Mohd Na'im Mokhtar. Read full story |
AI transforms journalism, ethics must guide the future - 5/06 2:51 pm KUALA LUMPUR: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has entered the newsroom, transforming how journalists work while raising serious questions about ethics, accuracy and trust. Read full story |
Works Ministry allocates RM88mil to upgrade 121 overcrowded schools - 5/06 2:31 pm SHAH ALAM: The Works Ministry will upgrade 121 overcrowded schools in six states to address the issue of overcrowded schools, involving an allocation of RM88mil. Read full story |
Dishing out culinary excellence - 5/06 7:00 am GEORGE TOWN: On Sunday, Ong Siew Kean was crowned new char koay teow champion of Penang. Read full story |
Smoother traffic, thanks to five no-waiting zones - 5/06 7:00 am GEORGE TOWN: In just three days, 21 summonses were issued, 72 vehicles clamped and five towed away and traffic on the island is moving smoothly, even with the school holiday influx. Read full story |
24% US tariff looms for Malaysia - 5/06 7:00 am PETALING JAYA: With just one month remaining before the United States imposes a 24% tariff on all Malaysian goods exported there, exporters are expressing concerns that more than half of them will be negatively affected if Malaysia fails to secure a deal. Read full story |
Talks ongoing amid contingency steps - 5/06 7:00 am PETALING JAYA: Talks with the United States on the proposed tariff increase are still in progress, while the government has begun rolling out contingency measures such as market diversification and economic reforms, according to Malaysia's chief negotiator, Mastura Ahmad Mustafa. Read full story |
Msia, Russia eye scholarship programme expansion - 5/06 7:00 am KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia and Russia will explore the expansion of scholarship programmes during a meeting scheduled to take place in Malaysia this year, according to Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir (pic). Read full story |
Ensuring public is served - 5/06 7:00 am PETALING JAYA: The Public Complaints Bureau (BPA) handles all complaints involving government agencies, while the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) monitors and investigates complaints of misconduct against enforcement officers or agencies. Read full story |
Mah Meri tribe dazzles Osaka Expo with sacred dance - 5/06 7:00 am KUALA LUMPUR: The Mah Meri tribe of Carey Island, Selangor, captivated international audiences with a sacred performance of the Mayin Jo'oh dance at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan. Read full story |
Selamat datang to more UK guests - 5/06 7:00 am LONDON: Malaysia is eyeing the arrival of more than 500,000 visitors from the United Kingdom for Visit Malaysia 2026, says Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. Read full story |
Saving time and money with ombudsman - 5/06 7:00 am PETALING JAYA: When a schoolgirl was sexually abused by another secondary student in Ireland, she was made to feel responsible the school told her it was a behavioural issue. Read full story |
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