KUALA LUMPUR: MOST of the Masjid India Bazaar traders here have complied with City Halls notice to remove the permanent fixtures at the lots. To…
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Smith in charge
BRISBANE: AUSTRALIA, under new captain Steve Smith, take a one-nil series lead over India into tomorrows second Test in Brisbane where they have not lost…
View More Smith in chargeReliance on foreigners not good for economy, say academics
National Professors Council secretary-general Prof Datuk Dr Raduan Che Rose said although the country needed foreign workers, especially in critical sectors such as construction and…
View More Reliance on foreigners not good for economy, say academicsDefensive dilemma
NATIONAL coach Dollah Salleh may have to reshuffle his defence in the AFF Cup final, first leg against Thailand in Bangkok tomorrow following injury to…
View More Defensive dilemmaStrong showings in Palembang
NATIONAL athletes did well to kick-off the track and field competition at the Palembang Asean University Games (AUG) with two gold, five silver, a bronze…
View More Strong showings in PalembangRehab and recover
Rehabilitation centres offer a holistic approach to treatment in comfortable and conducive surroundings, writes Nadia Badarudin To continue reading the rest of the article, click…
View More Rehab and recoverToddler made to eat faeces by maid
SUBANG JAYA: A 48-year-old grandparent was stunned and disgusted when she learnt that her two-year-old grandson had been fed with faeces by the maid at…
View More Toddler made to eat faeces by maidBetter facilities to match rapid development
JOHOR BARU: WITH the increasing number of new housing schemes and development in Kempas, the Johor Baru City Council (MBJB) will spend RM10mil for infrastructure…
View More Better facilities to match rapid developmentContractors want govt to extend permits
KUALA LUMPUR: Four contractor associations yesterday urged the government to allow more than 100,000 foreign workers from the construction industry, who are registered under the…
View More Contractors want govt to extend permitsTin advances to US$20,350 a tonne
KUALA LUMPUR: The tin price on the Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) increased today by US$30 to end at US$20,350 per tonne, despite the commodity…
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