Teo hopes to have govt abolish current system that fully subsidises some schools while partially subsidising others.

Pakatan must be big enough to accept dissent, says Teo Nie Cheng.

Wong Shu Qi wants RTM to become a BBC and end Umno's strangehold on newspapers and TV channels.

The government must get rid of 'lousy laws' and allow backbenchers to speak up in Dewan Rakyat, says former Bersih 2.0 chairman.

Bersatu Youth chief predicts stronger ties between two parties due to rise of right wing leaders in Umno.

Young voters everywhere except in the east coast and parts of Kedah voted for coalition and its promise of reform, says youth minister.

Over time, its leaders became complacent, losing touch with the people and the reality of their hardships, says Dr Vaseehar Hassan.

Lim Yi Wei says the LGBT community has to be provided with space to be productive citizens.

Former attendees say the National Civics Bureau promoted racism, bigotry and Malay-Muslim supremacy.

Sports technocrats will be given space to chart new course of sports, says new minister.

Party has yet to decide if he will continue being de facto leader, she says.

He played huge part in bringing about new Malaysia, minister says at memorial.

Electoral watchdog hopes to step up calls for new govt to take action following complaints of polls fraud.

Patsama Ismail, mother of the 41-year-old who married an 11-year-old girl, says she was not aware of her son’s marriage plan and that she does not approve of it.

Gua Musang kampung dealing with aftermath of public outrage after rubber trader’s third marriage to underage girl.