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JPJ also wants commercial drivers involved in accidents to undergo a refresher course before being allowed back on the road

KPT has ordered universities to study the impact of the SST expansion on students.

MOH says there's no need to panic, but precautions still need to be taken

The Selangor MB has dismissed calls for another investigation into the gas pipeline explosion in Putra Heights.

The government will ban the import of seatbelt dummy buckles starting December 31st.

The JPJ's RM150 flat rate offer to settle traffic summonses will continue until year-end

The government wants an explanation from TikTok regarding the latest PK Battle trend – which is a LIVE competition between social media users who compete for digital gifts from viewers.

Authorities released their report in the the gas pipeline explosion and identified what triggered it.

No more leeway for those who fail to comply

This amid a rise in AI-related crime and offences worldwide

3 suspects have been arrested over the murder of a uni student in Cyberjaya and have been remanded for 7 days.

Universiti Malaya economist Dr. Goh Lim Thye explains the long-term implications to Malaysia's economy if there is a further escalation to the Iran-Israel conflict.

This also applies to those with A- scores

The Court of Appeal has tossed out Syed Saddiq's conviction and sentence over his corruption case.

No more emphasis on private vehicles

SPM candidates who scored A- grades are still eligible to enter matriculation programmes.

Donald Trump says the truce will take effect later today.

Real Madrid fully back Antonio Rudiger, who claimed he was racially abused at the Club World Cup

The Transport Minister has described cable thefts targeting railways as a threat to national security.

Retaliation against US airstrikes could send shockwaves across the global economy

President Donald Trump has made the decision to involve the US in the Israel – Iran conflict.

Officials have announced lower base electricity tariffs and extended off-peak periods

Having sufficient savings is the best way to ensure we get to enjoy a comfortable retirement

KPM says a bill to introduce compulsory secondary education will be tabled in Parliament next month.

The EPF is cautioning contributors against making lump-sum withdrawals upon retirement.

The government has already started the process to bring Malaysians home from Iran amid the conflict with Israel.

2024 STPM candidates will get their exam results from Tuesday next week!

The government will focus on increasing Malaysia's fertility rate, which has been on the decline over the past 15 years.

The PM says the government is going ahead with its planned RON95 petrol subsidy rationalisation.

Countries, especially Muslim nations, have been silent so far

Preliminary probe finds brakes were in good condition

Wisma Putra has confirmed that there were no Malaysian casualties following Israel's recent attacks on Iran.

The Transport Minister admits the current Kejara demerit system doesn't work and needs a major overhaul.

Air India has confirmed that only one passenger survived yesterday's deadly plane crash in Ahmedabad.

An Air India plane from Ahmadabad to London crashed shortly after takeoff.

The Transport Ministry has revoked the permit of the bus company involved in Monday's accident that killed 15 UPSI students.

The bus involved in the fatal crash that killed 15 UPSI students in Perak was not fitted with passenger seatbelts

The Deputy IGP urged people to give the police space to conduct their investigations into yesterday's crash that killed 15 UPSI students.

Here's a roundup of the news following this morning's bus crash that killed over a dozen UPSI students

Rapid Bus will introduce 13 new zones in KL for its Rapid On-Demand service.

MCMC has assured mobile phone users of their privacy in its collection of mobile data from telcos.

LHDN will enforce a mandatory stamp duty for all employment contracts starting January 1st next year.

The airport’s new and improved Aerotrain service is set to be unveiled soon.

MCMC has been tasked with helping authorities monitor the sale of vapes and e-cigarettes.

Criticism or ridicule is not the solution to tackling obesity in Malaysia.

The six-month rental assistance for Putra Heights blast victims will be extended to up to to a year.

The new policy changes in the US education sector are not all bad news.

The Prime Minister says the nation’s poor reading culture remains far from ideal, despite ongoing efforts.

It comes in the wake of a recent increase in fatal accidents involving these vehicles

PKR says it has yet to receive Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz's application to join the party from UMNO