Zoning of health institute office in Bangsar changed to mixed development without public consultation, says Fernandez.

Defence minister says opposition is relying on racial and religious sentiments.

Pakatan Harapan is optimistic about the economy based on latest numbers.

Govt has delivered 39% of its election promises in its first-year rule, says prime minister.

Voters complain that they don’t see tangible improvements to quality of life and in fact, note that things are more expensive now.

Tight credit, stagnant salaries and rising cost of living among factors cited by aspiring home owners.

They slam the government's failure to repeal oppressive laws even though they understand that there are challenges.

Civil society groups cite failure to ratify international treaties, use of repressive laws as proof of ‘U-turns’.

Local celebrity’s Instagram post showing him treating his daughter’s wounds after caning her is ‘problematic’, says deputy prime minister.

The minister says the programme has already been expanded to several public universities.

Operators, suppliers, manufacturers, assemblers of public transport vehicles can use facility, says Guan Eng.

Malaysians must not spurn honest work and expect handouts, says Dr Mahathir Mohamad on Labour Day.

PM drops strong hint as he believes the Yang di-Pertuan Agong has signed letter of appointment.

‘Controversial’ policies, such as signing international treaties and abolishing death penalty can be sold if rationale is explained, say academics and activists.

Right-wingers cherry-picked comments, took them out of context to make event look bad, says student activist who took part in yesterday's discussions.