The kids are happy and the adults comforted by knowledge their children can study, play and even receive counselling in a healthy environment.

Malaysians living abroad have little faith in the postal and absentee voting process and are willing to bear the cost of flying home to vote at GE14.

Islamist party’s optimistic scenario of capturing 40 seats in GE14 based on a surge in support and warmer ties with Umno.

Graft busters are quick to act on opposition politicians implicated in scandals, but slow when establishment figures are involved, say Pakatan leaders.

Long-held belief that party wants to create a Christian state in Malaysia is absurd, says activist-turned politician Edry Faizal Yusof.

Medical doctor decides to join the fray upon realising that good deeds alone will not change a broken system.

Money politics seeping into every level of the country’s largest Bumiputera-based party, says Akhramsyah Sanusi.

Bersatu chairman says muftis did not speak up against Abdul Hadi Awang’s declaration that BN is an infidel government.

Bersatu president says former PM humble enough to accept that he has made mistakes.

Bersatu chairman is the most qualified person for the job, says party deputy president.

Ruling coalition is in panic mode as it knows that it has lost the support of many voters, says Bersatu president.

Bersatu president states the party’s undivided support for Dr Mahathir as chairman of Bersatu and of Pakatan Harapan.

Travelling in groups and going to closer destinations among ways local tourists cut down costs.

Ominous for Malaysian politics if under 30s tune out and refrain from voting at GE14.

Students and lecturers tackle mental health problems with listening session at mall.