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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.

The Home Minister is expected to address the Zara Qairina case in the Dewan Rakyat on Monday.

Here are the latest developments in the attack on the attack targeting the son of former Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli

The Prime Minister has condemned the recent assault on former Economy Minister Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli's son, describing it as a malicious and treacherous attack.

Bukit Aman has highlighted SOP breaches in the initial investigation into Zara Qairina's death, while the AGC has ordered a formal inquest.

The Education Ministry has agreed to hold engagement sessions with student groups and civil society members, to strengthen SOPs against school bullying

The Education Ministry has reaffirmed its zero-tolerance policy towards school bullying.

One individual already called in to have a statement recorded

Post mortem currently being conducted

The police will exhume the grave of the late Zara Qairina as soon as possible to complete the investigation process.

CUEPACS says local nurses MUST be given priority when filling up vacancies in hospitals.

Buy Now Pay Later Account holders owe nearly 122 million ringgit in unpaid and outstanding balances.

The Education Ministry says 10 police reports have so far been lodged over the sharing of misinformation about Zara Qairina's death.

There could soon be a minimum wage for fresh graduates.

Malaysia's new top judge has outlined a series of initiatives to improve the judiciary.

Malaysians are now better at spotting red flags

The Home Minister urged people to let the legal process to run its course, in the high-profile death of Form 1 student Zara Qairina.

It considers this to be a very serious matter

The deputy finance minister has clarified some details about the EPF's plan to introduce monthly payouts.

The White House has lowered its reciprocal tariff for Malaysian goods, following months of negotiations.

The 13th Malaysia Plan's theme is Redesigning Development and will focus on ensuring that wealth can be distributed fairly according to the needs of the people.

Nearly 4,800 dropout students returned to school so far this year since February.

MetMalaysia says there is NO tsunami threat to Malaysia, after a strong 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck Russia's eastern Kamchatka peninsula this morning.

The government has taken the first steps to extend compulsory schooling beyond primary school.

Cambodia and Thailand have agreed to an immediate and unconditional ceasefire!