🗓️ May 13th
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Mbappe bids farewell to PSG fans with defeat in final home game

Kylian Mbappe scored on his final home appearance as a Paris Saint-Germain player yesterday but the French champions suffered a surprise 3-1 defeat against Toulouse on the night they picked up the Ligue 1 championship trophy.

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Tuchel skips goodbye from fans after final Bayern home game

Departing Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel opted yesterday to quietly slip into the changing rooms instead of joining his players to celebrate the final home match of the season with the fans after the Bavarians beat VfL Wolfsburg 2-0.

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Thai buses allowed to enter Malaysia, but must obtain permits, says Anthony Loke

Buses from Thailand are allowed to enter Malaysia to bring in tourists, provided they apply for temporary permits from the Land Public Transport Agency (Apad) in advance.

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Sarawak scientists turn sago into rice alternative as Malaysia seeks to shore up food security

A Sarawak crop research agency has found a way to turn sago starch into a grain-like product resembling rice.

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Sarawak secondary schools to start teach STEM in English from 2026, says state education minister

Sarawak Minister of Education, Innovation and Talent Development Datuk Seri Roland Sagah said the planned standardised assessments for Year 6 pupils beginning next will only involve the subjects of English, Mathematics and Science which are taught in English, under the Dual Language Programme or DLP Sarawak.

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Another fallen tree brings traffic to standstill in KL’s Golden Triangle, less than a week after Jalan Sultan Ismail incident

This afternoon’s heavy downpour has seen the toppling of another large tree in the central business district of Kuala Lumpur.

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Former policewoman fined RM8,000 in KL for receiving gratification

A former policewoman with the rank of sergeant was fined RM8,000 by the Sessions Court here today for accepting RM6,000 from a man so that action will not be taken against his son who was investigated for an offence two years ago.

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🗓️ May 14th
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Hindu mother Loh Siew Hong set to face final challenge at Federal Court in unilateral Muslim conversion of three children

Today has been fixed for hearing by the apex court to hear an application for leave to appeal filed by the Perlis Islamic Religious and Malay Customs Council (MAIPs) and the Perlis government regarding the religious position of the three children in their case against Loh Siew Hong as decided by the Court of Appeal.

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Four new horror flicks for you to stream this week

As we enter the month of May, things are finally starting to heat up in local cinemas with more and more exciting new titles opening, from Hollywood blockbusters to even local ones like the all-conquering Sheriff, which has already become the third highest grossing Malaysian film ever in local cinemas.

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PM Anwar expresses confidence to carry out more reforms under Madani govt

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim yesterday expressed his confidence to carry out more reforms in the government due to strong understanding among all parties under the Madani government.

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Ex-Bangi MP: KKB poll shows Pakatan made inroads with most groups except Malays

The Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition made the most gains among the early and postal (police, army personnel and civil servants), Orang Asli, and Indian voters in the recently concluded Kuala Kubu Baru by-election, said former Bangi MP Ong Kian Ming.

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Apex court upholds Hindu mother’s win against unilateral conversion of kids to Islam

The Federal Court today affirmed the Court of Appeal’s ruling in favour of Hindu mother Loh Siew Hong over the unilateral conversion of her Hindu children to Islam by their Muslim convert father, bringing an end to Loh’s years-long legal battle to have their conversion declared unconstitutional.

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Leave me alone’, Hindu mum of kids unilaterally converted by dad tells Perlis Islamic authority after Federal Court rules in her favour

Relief was apparent on the face of Hindu mother Loh Siew Hong today when Malaysia’s highest court affirmed as unconstitutional the unilateral conversion of her three children to Islam by their father.

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Primary school teacher in rural Sarawak transforms classroom into a 'hipster cafe' to motivate attendance

Primary school teacher Muhamad Tarmizi Awang@Yaacob forked out his own money to transform a classroom into a cafe.

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🗓️ May 15th
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Job not done, warns Guardiola, as City edge towards Premier League title

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said there were no celebrations after a 2-0 win at Tottenham Hotspur put his side on the cusp of an unprecedented fourth successive Premier League title today.

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Syed Saddiq gets temporary release of passport to go Singapore, Taiwan

On November 9 last year, Syed Saddiq was sentenced to seven years in jail and fined RM10 million and two strokes of the cane by the High Court in Kuala Lumpur after being found guilty of four charges of criminal breach of trust, misappropriation of funds and money laundering.

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Employers given until May 31 to register, contribute to Socso, says group CEO

Socso group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Mohammed Azman Aziz Mohammed said this would be the last chance for employers to comply with the regulation without being subject to fines, prosecution or interest on late payment of contributions (ILPC).

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Kayak athlete seriously injured after being hit by suspected drunk driver on Johor highway

Kayak athlete Siti Nurul Masyitah Md Elias was seriously injured in a crash involving a man driving under the influence of alcohol at Km3.5 of the Eastern Dispersal Link (EDL) heading towards Kota Tinggi on Saturday.

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Police arrest man who hit national kayaker Siti Nurul Masyitah

Police arrested a man who was involved in a road accident that seriously injured national kayaker Siti Nurul Masyitah Elias along the Eastern Dispersal Link (EDL) here last Saturday.

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PM Anwar wants 100 trees planted for every tree felled in KL

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has ordered the planting of 100 trees for every unnecessary tree that is felled in the city.

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