Selangor issues flood alert for coastal areas

Residents in coastal areas around Selangor have been cautioned to be prepared for possible flooding due to a rise in sea levels caused by big waves from high tides.

Dr M may be doing great, but elderly M'sians not so much

While Malaysia boasts probably the most sprightly and amazing senior citizen in the world in Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamed, elderly people in the country aren't faring that well as a whole.

Devotees on guard to protect USJ temple

DEVOTEES of the Seafield Sri Maha Mariamman Temple will take turns to guard the place of worship from anyone wanting to remove and relocate the

‘Extend runway for larger aircraft’

IT IS more cost-effective to upgrade the Sultan Azlan Shah Airport than building a new one, said Perak Investment, Industry and Regional Development Committee chairman Datuk Seri Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin.

Selayang council's Red Beret out to combat illegal dumping

LAWBREAKERS will find it more challenging to dump construction waste or domestic rubbish, thanks to efforts of the Selayang Municipal Council (MPS) Red Beret task force.

Stall operators want a new name

SIBU: Food and drink stall operators at the Jalan Khoo Peng Loong market want the Sibu Municipal Council to give a proper name for the place, now that

Oil giant play their part by helping the community

KOTA KINABALU: Petroleum company - Shell - vows to give back to the communities, especially in Sabah, following years of successful deepwater operations around the globe.

'Native communities have the right to be heard'

Controversy over new attraction

IT didn’t take long for Kuching’s newest attraction to court controversy.

Cargo ships doubling as illegal fishing vessels busted

MIRI: A huge cargo shipping business fleet here that doubles as an illegal fishing syndicate have been busted following high-sea drama offshore Miri in northern Sarawak.