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Cycling
Team pursuit quartet strike 200-medal mark in golden style
BANGKOK: Track cycling is back in the SEA Games programme for the first time since Kuala Lumpur in 2017, and so far it has been all Malaysia.
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Archery
A winner at 19, but it could be the last Games for Aiman
BANGKOK: Aiman Syafiq Tariki had a dream international debut, winning the SEA Games team compound gold medal and giving veteran Juwaidi Mazuki a run for his money.
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Nation
More guidance needed
PETALING JAYA: People should be given more time to adapt to the self-assessment stamp duty system to be implemented by the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) effective Jan 1.
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Other Sports
Young muay thai fighters punch above weight with golden show
BANGKOK: For a non-core sport, Malaysia's muay thai fighters stood tall on the SEA Games stage.
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Nation
‘Yule’ really love this homemade tradition
GEORGE TOWN: Like the bark of an old tree adorned with festive trinkets, Elizabeth Chin's Yule log is special in more ways than one.
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Corporate News
Aneka Jaringan wins RM31mil substructure job
Aneka Jaringan Holdings Bhd has secured a RM31.16mil contract to undertake the substructure works including temporary works, piling and pile caps construction for a 57-storey serviced apartment.
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Nation
A new home for the holidays
SEREMBAN: The sight of dark clouds or even the faintest hint of rain was enough to unsettle Razin Akis and his wife, Lily Stella Hamid, who used to live with their two young children in a dilapidated bamboo hut in Kg Sebir near here.
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Archery
Veteran Juwaidi sees a silver lining
BANGKOK: National compound archer Juwaidi Mazuki walked off the arena without any regret, only quiet acceptance and respect for his young opponent.
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Cycling
Gold rush as Ridwan romps to keirin gold
BANGKOK: The burden on his young shoulders was really heavy. And when Mohd Ridwan Sahrom finally won a dramatic men's keirin final to spark a cycling gold rush at Huamak Velodrome, he broke down in tears.
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Basketball
Impatience costs Malaysia as Thailand dash women’s golden dream
BANGKOK: Impatience proved costly as Hiew Ky Lie and Co went down to hosts Thailand in the women's semi-finals.
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Nation
Users’ main worry is underpaying stamp duty
PETALING JAYA: Business groups and individuals who have tested the Inland Revenue Board's (LHDN) new online stamp duty system say while the MyTax Portal is generally easy to use, uncertainty over self-calculating stamp duty has raised concerns about potential penalties.
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Nation
No honeymoon period, new ministers told
KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has told the new ministers that there will be no honeymoon period and that they will have to hit the ground running.
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Economy
Prabowo introduces 2026 minimum wage rule
President Prabowo Subianto has signed a new government regulation on wages that will serve as the basis for setting minimum wage increases in 2026, the Manpower Ministry reveals, just before the turn of the year.
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Nation
Toll freeze for 10 highways
PETALING JAYA: The government will bear financial implications exceeding RM500mil next year due to the toll freeze at 10 major highways, says Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi (pic).
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Nation
‘FT Malay agenda will not be affected’
KUALA LUMPUR: Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the appointment of Hannah Yeoh as Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Federal Territories), along with Datuk Lo Su Fui as her deputy, will not undermine the Malay agenda in the Federal Territories.
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Nation
Tribunal to bolster gig workers’ rights
PUTRAJAYA: The setting up of the Gig Consultative Council and Gig Workers Tribunal are among the priorities for empowering the country's employment ecosystem within the next two years, says Datuk Seri R. Ramanan.
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Nation
Anwar to new deputies: Work towards delivering benefits to rakyat
PETALING JAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has called on newly appointed deputy ministers to strengthen cooperation across government sectors and improve communication with the public following the recent Cabinet reshuffle aimed at boosting policy delivery.
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Nation
Bigger funds for MSMEs
PUTRAJAYA: The bumiputra financing fund under the National Entrepreneurial Group Economic Fund (Tekun) will increase from RM300mil this year to RM500mil in 2026, says Steven Sim.
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Nation
Native crafts boom thanks to Mak Intan
KUALA LUMPUR: What began as a deep appreciation for the Orang Asli handicraft heritage has grown into an internationally recognised enterprise for Hanim Apeng, better known as Mak Intan.
