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Local tour operators take up 40% of booths
About 40% of the 869 booths at the upcoming Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (Matta) Fair next month have been snapped up by companies that organise domestic tours.
Disneyland trip for 19 winners
Nineteen lucky students got themselves a date with Mickey Mouse, Minnie and gang by winning a four-day, three-night Disneyland Hong Kong trip in this year's Campaign 4 Rewards contest.
NUTP: Teach Science, Maths in mother tongue
The National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) will propose to the Education Ministry for Science and Mathematics to be taught in the mother tongue in vernacular primary schools.
KL to resume role as mediator
Malaysia has agreed to resume its role to mediate in the Mindanao conflict following requests from both the Philippines government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).
Lum to defend Selangor chief post against Kohilan
Selangor Gerakan?s elections next weekend will see fights for the state chief and youth chief posts.
Police nab ?JPJ officer?
A man, who impersonated a Road Transport Department (JPJ) officer, has been fleecing Felda settlers by making them believe that they have bought vehicles, which were registered. They were, in fact, stolen.
M-cyclist, pillion rider shot dead
A motorcyclist and his pillion rider were shot dead in an oil-palm plantation after a squabble with some strangers near Sungai Petani.
Visitors to Perak State Secretariat subject to checks and restrictions
New security measures will be imposed at the Perak State Secretariat building in Ipoh to protect the ?good name? of its executive councillors.
Three police officers held over graft
The Kelantan Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA) arrested three police officers including an Assistant Superintendent for alleged graft.
Senior cops out on ACA bail now face internal probe
Three high-ranking police officers picked up for questioning by the Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA) for alleged graft now face an internal inquiry.
UKM vice-chancellor gets two more years
Prof Datuk Dr Sharifah Hapsah Syed Hasan Shahabudin will carry on as Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) vice-chancellor for two more years.
Need to change farmers? mindset, says Chan
The cukup makan (enough to eat) mentality among farmers is hampering the Government?s push for agriculture modernisation.
Training in water supply tech
Starting next year, school leavers will be able to pursue technical training by the Penang Water Services Academy (PWSA), the first such academy in the country offering programmes on water supply technology.
Developer to pay for damages
The developer of the Damansara 21 condominium project in Medan Damansara, Kuala Lumpur, will pay for the damages incurred by the two families who had to be evacuated when a retaining wall behind their homes collapsed during heavy rain on Wednesday.
Banned ? three products that contain poisons
The Health Ministry has banned Xian Tang Ling Capsule, Xanthium Plus and Eetye Whitening Cream, three traditional products found to contain scheduled poisons.
Kedah bars rock, reggae, pop and dangdut concerts
It?s goodbye to rock, reggae, pop and dangdut concerts in Kedah.
Developers urged to be innovative in their designs
Property developers should be innovative in their designs by incorporating the green environment concept as their selling points, said Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Seri Ong Ka Chuan.
Seremban reps unhappy with state Speaker?s decision
The 15 Pakatan Rakyat assemblymen who staged a walkout from the Negri Sembilan state assembly on Wednesday took their plight to Dewan Rakyat Speaker Tan Sri Pandikar Amin Mulia.
Batik set to make debut at Harrods
Batik will make a debut at Harrods next March with the Raja Permaisuri Agong, Tuanku Nur Zahirah, promoting the Malaysian art in London.
Hawksbill turtle tagged in Malacca
A week-long stakeout has paid off for the World Wide Fund (WWF) Malaysia. At about midnight on Aug 13, a Hawksbill turtle appeared at the Terendak Camp beach in Sungai Udang, Malacca.
Murugiah: Peace in the country is important
Deputy Minister in Prime Minister?s Department Senator T. Murugiah called upon Malaysians to continue to maintain peace and harmony so that the peace and stability in the country could be sustained, the Tamil Nesan reported.
Bookies made a killing in by-election
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was not the only one, who scored big in the Permatang Pauh by-election; illegal bookies also won handsomely, reported China Press.
?Claim on religious allocation disgusting?
Selangor Mentri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim slammed accusations that the state government would be using 30% of the state?s RM140mil Islamic Religious Council (MAIS) allocation for other religious groups, calling the claims ?disgusting,? Sinar Harian reported.
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