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5 million Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah recipients can start buying RON95 petrol under the new subsidised price today

It’ll be free to replace MyKads with damaged chips until October 7th.

The Prime Minister has defended the 300-litre limit set under the new RON95 petrol subsidy.

Malaysians can start checking on their eligibility for the BUDI95 subsidy starting today.

Currently, the Budi Madani RON95 petrol subsidy covers Malaysians from all income groups. Economist Dr Goh Lim Thye explains why the ultra-rich still enjoy the subsidy... at least for now.

At least 14 people have died after Super Typhoon Ragasa lashed Taiwan, and it's now heading towards mainland China.

Foreign-registered cars will still be banned from using RON95 petrol even after the price is floated based on market rates.

The new dress code for foreign artists holding concerts in Malaysia will only apply to performing artists.

The BUDI MADANI RON95 targeted petrol subsidy officially starts on Sept 30th. We give a breakdown on who's eligible, who's not, and how it works.

No major outbreaks, only isolated cases so far

The Education Ministry has approved home-based teaching and learning for students affected by the floods in Sabah and Sarawak.

Home based teaching and learning could be implemented in Sabah, when students return from the school holiday next week.

Power has also been fully restored to the state's east coast

The number of flood victims in Sabah has now crossed the 3,000 mark.

We need to reject hatred and prejudice which come in the way of unity

12 dead in landslides while 1,800 others evacuated to flood relief centers across the state

The Communications Ministry will seek Google's help to investigate the extortion threats that were emailed to political figures.

The PM assures that the RON95 price for Malaysians will go down by the end of this month.

The FT Minister and a residents' group has blamed outsiders for the violence that occurred in Kampung Sungai Baru

The PM has condemned the scuffle that broke out in Kampung Sungai Baru, KL today, that reportedly left the Dang Wangi district police chief with minor injuries.

MyDigital ID will soon be needed if you want to register for a new prepaid SIM card.

The Education Ministry must do more to improve English proficiency among students in the country.

Social media posts have been sharing alleged images of Zara Qairina's handwriting.

The EPF has no plans to introduce new withdrawals.

Engagement sessions with stakeholders are currently underway

PM says the system is running smoothly now

Revised on-call allowances for doctors are expected to be implemented next year.

The Education Ministry will install CCTVs at 200 of its boarding schools nationwide to help improve student safety.

Child rights advocate Dato' Dr Amar Singh gives his insight into the link between school bullying, and social media and violent media content.

Child rights advocate Dato' Dr Amar Singh says the issue of school bullying cannot be fixed overnight, as it requires a holistic approach that involves whole communities.

Program is proving to be a hit, despite initial hiccups

System was unable to cope with the exceptionally high number of transactions on the first day

22 million Malaysian MyKad holders can start using their one-off RM100 SARA payments today!

Govt spokesman Datuk Fahmi Fadzil says a special task force is being set up to tackle the issue of student bullying.

We speak to experts and a resident’s group to take a deep-dive into the facts, the fears, the misconceptions and areas for improvement surrounding the URA.

It follows another weak tremor that hit the district last night

The Transport Minister has given Malaysia Airports 24 hours to prepare a full report on today's blackout at KLIA's Terminal 2.

State disaster management authorities have urged Segamat residents to remain calm following a series of earthquakes

Police and the Education Ministry have opened separate probes after a student was seriously injured after falling for a school dormitory in Sabak Bernam.

MetMalaysia told us that we sit adjacent to the Pacfic Ring of Fire, meaning we are only at risk of weak earthquakes.

Officials have confirmed that no telecommunications facilities or gas pipeline infrastructure were damaged during yesterday’s earthquake and aftershock that hit Johor.

No major damage reported so far, with tremors also felt in Melaka, Negeri Sembilan and Pahang.

Police are still waiting for a lab report on the substance that was injected into the son of Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli

5 youths have pleaded NOT guilty at a court in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah for allegedly bullying 13-year-old Zara Qairina.

The five teenagers set to be charged today in Zara Qairina's case will not be charged with causing her death.

Prosecutors will proceed with plans to charge 5 youths tomorrow, for allegedly bullying 13-year-old Zara Qairina.

The AGC announced that several individuals will be charged in court, for their alleged involvement in Zara Qairina's death.

The inquest into the death of Zara Qairina will begin today.

The Education Ministry has announced plans to install CCTVs at residential schools.

The Attorney General says people must let the authorities handle any cases of the Jalur Gemilang being displayed incorrectly.