Recent spate of punishments ordered by the Terengganu shariah court seem to be aimed at women and letting the men get off scot-free.

We expected him to come back, prime minister tells reporters in Parliament lobby.

Port Dickson MP returns to Parliament for the second time after jail.

Economic Affairs Minister emphasises importance of strong ties with Beijing, after initial blip following GE14. 

Economic affairs minister says committee wants to make decision soonest possible.

Prof Kamal Salih says the previous government had sought to bury unfavourable views.

Organisers must apply for permits and follow guidelines which include barring Muslims from attending beer event, says FT minister.

Average ridership fell from 71,943 in 2015 to 48,748 in 2017, due to fewer train sets.

While they believe tourism should be developed, as promised by PKR president-elect, they want better connectivity and more jobs, too.

Port Dickson by-election campaigning slows down as sign of respect for fireman who died in Puchong rescue op.

Defence minister calls on voters to come out in full force for October 13 by-election. 

Pupils from Chinese and Tamil schools should use such shows to improve proficiency of national language.

Teachers and students can learn from each other and foster unity, says minister.

Education ministry working to lighten administrative burden of teachers, minister pledges good news by next year.

Pinta president Mohd Zahid Mahmood says closure of Kepong school hurts teachers' livelihood, students' well-being.