Johor rep proposes a three-day weekend
The Johor assemblyman said it was better to standardise the rest days between the government and private sector to ensure the well-being of the family.
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Malaysian study underway on whether to raise the cost of sugar
Sugar industry players have urged the government to review the ceiling price of sugar amid rising raw material and freight costs.
Malaysian cardboard prices through the roof
Lorry drivers collecting recyclable items have been spotted jostling for these boxes in housing and commercial areas.
Tunku Mahkota is now the Regent of Johor
Johor Ruler Sultan Ibrahim said he would be taking a short break.
DAP stalwart Lam Thye breaks 32-year silence
In his newly-released memoir, the former Member of Parliament for Bukit Bintang reveals how he dealt with internal politics.
Restaurants on the verge of closing their doors
Facing a manpower shortage, a restaurant owner said most of his staff was from outside Malaysia, many of who returned home or lost their permits during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Ukraine pleads for more weapons to counter Russia
Leaders of Germany, France and Italy are expected to visit Kyiv on Thursday.
Six Malaysia Airlines’ A380 superjumbos still up for sale
The parent company, MAG, follows due processes in evaluating submissions by prospective bidders and expects to complete the exercise in the fourth quarter of 2021.
Problems at Causeway since reopening over a month ago
While issues persist on both side, some Malaysians, unaware of the “white card”, are forced to wait for up to three hours to fill up the short term pass online at the border.
Most Malaysians still hooked on plastics: Nature society president
Even though plastic usage increased during the pandemic, he noted that Malaysians still need to be aggressively educated on the effects of plastics to the environment.