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Malaysians: Fines alone will not stop littering
PETALING JAYA: With a new law to punish litterbugs coming into force on Jan 1, Malaysians warn that fines alone will not be effective without consistent enforcement, regular patrols and visible action on the ground.
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Sabah & Sarawak
RM194mil allocation to drive economic growth in Sabah
KOTA KINABALU: A road map is being put in place to strengthen Sabah's industrial parks, empower small businesses and modernise transport infrastructure under the state's Budget 2026, says Deputy Chief Minister III Datuk Ewon Benedick.
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Sabah & Sarawak
The more, the merrier in Sarawak
KUCHING: For Stephanie Goh, celebrating festive occasions is about upholding family traditions and cultural heritage.
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Nation
DPP to proceed with appeal against Saddiq
KUALA LUMPUR: The prosecution will proceed with its appeal against Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman's acquittal in his corruption case, following the Federal Court's instruction to review its prosecutorial direction.
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Nation
Melaka police to comply with AGC murder case directive
MELAKA: Police will comply with the directive by the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) to reclassify the investigation into the fatal shooting of three men in Durian Tunggal here as murder under Section 302 of the Penal Code, says state police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Dzulkhairi Mukhtar.
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Esg
Tapping AI to drive corporate sustainability
The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and ESG practices has become a prominent trend in the sustainable business landscape.
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Nation
SMG wins big at media awards
KUALA LUMPUR: Star Media Group (SMG) bagged top prizes in the Works Ministry Media Appreciation Night and the 2025 CIDB Construction Media Awards, clinching six awards in four of the seven categories contested.
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Esg
Cities in harmony with nature
In the places where cities meet rivers and people meet nature, a quiet disruption that threatens the shared spaces humans rely on for life, recreation and resilience is unfolding.
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Esg
United front for Asean’s energy future
Collective action will determine if the bloc meets its clean-energy ambitions.
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Esg
Empowering South-East Asia’s decarbonisation journey
SOUTH-East Asia (SEA) stands at the tipping point in its transition towards cleaner energy consumption as ESG values and practices become more integrated into the fabric of the economies of individual countries.
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Nation
MYC: Youth voices must guide new ministry team
KUALA LUMPUR: The new leadership of the Youth and Sports Ministry should ensure that youth development agenda remains relevant, grounded in the real challenges faced by young people and driven by policies based on data and grassroots voices.
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Letters
Long-term benefits of job vacancy reporting
FROM DR ZULKIPLY OMAR Senior research fellow Social Well-being Research Centre Universiti Malaya
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Archery
A new teen sensation is born in the archery range
BANGKOK: Two-time Olympian Riau Ega Agata Salsabilla had a fight on his hand against what he thought was an experienced archer.
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Cycling
Aisyah adds silver as road cycling ends
BANGKOK: Nur Aisyah Zubir contributed another silver medal for Malaysia as the road cycling competition came to a close yesterday.
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Nation
King advises Cabinet to prioritise people, good governance
KUALA LUMPUR: His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, has advised the Cabinet members to always carry out their trust and responsibilities with full integrity and to prioritise the interests of the people.
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Nation
Family’s sacrifices fuel daughter’s dreams
THE convocation ceremony at Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) highlighted the inspiring journey of a fisherman's daughter from Kota Marudu, Sabah.
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Nation
Man crashes new car before leaving showroom
A SELF-DRIVING car in China got into an accident and knocked down a car salesperson before the owner could drive it out of the sales gallery, reported China Press.
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Nation
Specialised Aussie border training for AKPS personnel
PUTRAJAYA: Frontline officers of the Malaysia Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) are set to receive specialised training from the Australian Border Force (ABF), in a move aimed at exposing them to international best practices, says Comm Datuk Seri Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain.
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Nation
Keeping fish supply afloat
A TOTAL of 10,330 fishing vessels received diesel subsidies up to October this year under the Diesel and Petrol Subsidy Scheme for Fishermen, which has been continued by the government to ensure the sustainability of the sector and the stability of the nation's fish supply.
