Shariah courts burdened with cases of men’s failure to pay maintenance and lawyers laud move to ensure divorced women get their dues.

The Damansara MP says the scheme is a pioneer project and other companies can form similar schemes to meet public demand.

Travel associations say it’s better to find and market attractive domestic destinations instead of slapping outgoing passengers with RM20 and RM40 levy.

Malaysians have the wrong mentality to succeed, says prime minister.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad sarcastically responds to ex-PM's statement that he shouldn't be blamed for nation's economic woes.

Elimination of middlemen follows Nepal's complaints on hurdles faced by its nationals when trying to obtain approval to work in Malaysia.

Finance minister says SST exemption for construction sector is to ensure more people can afford houses.

There's no need for the former defence minister to go to China hmself if he wants to help, says Azis Jamman.

Voting in Gombak last week was marked by skirmishes among supporters of opposing candidates.

Investigations expected to be wrapped up before December 11.

Putrajaya approved only RM22.5 million to pay civil servants, says finance minister.

Umno colleague is 'doing the right thing' in helping to track down fugitive businessman.

The Public Accounts Committee is currently bound to privacy by the Standing Orders.

The PAC is investigating how RM19.4 billion was not transferred to a trust account for refund payments.

Former deputy prime minister charged with 45 counts of money laundering and criminal breach of trust jabs back at Dr Mahathir Mohamad.