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Nation
EV owners urged to get expanded insurance coverage
PETALING JAYA: As electric vehicles (EV) become increasingly common on Malaysia's roads, insurers are urging owners to look beyond standard motor coverage and ensure protection against risks such as fire, damage and home charging units.
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Insight
AI changes job market
At a recent law conference, I heard a phrase repeated frequently: "Artificial intelligence (AI) won't replace lawyers. Lawyers who use AI will replace those who don't."
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Nation
‘Offer longer deals or make them permanent’
PETALING JAYA: With fewer doctors taking up housemanship slots, it is up to the government of the day to decide if it still wants to continue with the contract system, says former health minister Tan Sri Dr S. Subramaniam (pic).
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Nation
Retired HK actor opens fish ball joint in Cheras
RETIRED Hong Kong actor Liu Wai-hung, fondly known as Ah Chan, has once again shown his creative touch in the business world by drawing the public to his newly-opened restaurant in Malaysia.
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Nation
Johor produces over 214,000 tonnes of durian
JOHOR BARU: Johor continues to cement its position as one of the country's leading durian producers, supported by strong output, expanding export markets and sustained government backing for the industry.
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Citycism
Gen Z and a pursuit of purpose
Young people are redefining career goals, choosing job satisfaction and well-being.
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Nation
Sabah’s Lone Ranger with a heart
PETALING JAYA: Dr Thomas Francis is the "Lone Ranger of Sabah".
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Nation
No shortcuts with home chargers for EVs
PETALING JAYA: Home electric vehicle (EV) charger installations should only be carried out by professionals registered with the Energy Commission, as improper electrical work can expose homeowners to fire hazards and damage to household wiring, say industry players.
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Eating Out
Yummy Korean delights for sharing
THIS season, it is time to say yam ... or rather, yum! with some Korean flavours.
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Vietnam
Cops bust multi-billion dollar crypto scam
Police said they busted a multi-billion scam that centred on selling fake digital currency to unsuspecting victims on an "exceptionally large scale".
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Nation
No gravy train for trainee doctors in Malaysia
PETALING JAYA: Krish (not his real name) graduated as a doctor from a university in Indonesia. He turned down a chance to be a houseman.
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Nation
‘Bad policies to blame for manpower crisis in public healthcare’
PETALING JAYA: The manpower crisis in public healthcare did not happen overnight.
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Nation
Malaysia-Indonesia aim for lasting peaceful resolution, energy security
JAKARTA: Malaysia and Indonesia have agreed to intensify diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the conflict in the Middle East, protect civilian lives, and open space for negotiations towards a peaceful and lasting resolution, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Nation
M’sia condemns strikes on civilians in Iran
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia strongly condemns Israel's attack on Iran, supported by the United States, and stresses that any act targeting civilians is a clear violation of international law, said Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Short Position
Balancing government aid and limits
In recent weeks, many business associations have called on the government for help in coping with rising costs driven by the Middle East conflict.
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Metro News
City Hall urged to engage tree planning experts for KL
AN activist is calling on Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to engage arborists to determine the right tree species for the city.
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Metro News
Kota Damansara ramp eases traffic
MOTORISTS were caught off-guard when traffic lights at the intersection of Persiaran Surian and Jalan PJU 5/1 in Kota Damansara were turned off overnight by Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ).
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Metro News
Klang to have 18 new thematic heritage routes in five years
KLANG is stepping into a new era of tourism by turning its storied past into a pedestrian-led future.
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Metro News
Attracting birdwatching flock to Shah Alam
Infrastructure upgrades, collaborations to help urban park tap into lucrative avitourism market.
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Football
Return to national squad after one-year lapse a huge lift for Feroz
PETALING JAYA: Defender Feroz Baharudin (pic) is pleased to return to the national football squad after an injury layoff, but acknowledges he has his work cut out to rebuild his confidence on the pitch.
