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EV shift is strategic, not just a fuel price reaction
Malaysia's electric vehicle transition is a long-term strategic move driven by broader benefits, not a short-term reaction to fluctuating global fuel prices.
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Rise in fuel prices impacting domestic tourism
Rising fuel costs and subsidy cuts push Malaysians to cut travel, straining tourism operators and domestic demand
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Heat, diesel costs leave Kedah paddy unharvested
Scorching heat and rising diesel costs delay Kedah harvests, raising concerns over Malaysia’s rice supply and food security
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Egyptian man arrested for threatening elderly woman in Bukit Jalil
Police detain Egyptian national for threatening to kill and burn down his elderly landlady's house in a rental dispute at a Bukit Jalil PPR
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Foreign cards barred for RON95 petrol purchases from April
Foreign credit and debit cards will be restricted for RON95 petrol purchases to prevent misuse and ensure subsidies reach eligible users
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The 2025 Sabah state election, officially the 17th Sabah general election, was held on 29 November 2025.
This pivotal event elected all 73 representatives to the Sabah State Legislative Assembly, with no changes made to the existing constituency boundaries. The electoral process officially began with the dissolution of the State Legislative Assembly on 6 October 2025.
The official campaign period ran from 15 to 28 November, beginning with Nomination Day on 15 November. Early and postal voting took place from 25 to 28 November, culminating in the main polling day on 29 November, which determined the state's next government.
Malaysia’s water crisis driven by mismanagement, not data centres
Experts warn that deforestation, pollution and poor governance, not tech investments, are the root causes of Malaysia's water stress.
Rise in fuel prices impacting domestic tourism
Rising fuel costs and subsidy cuts push Malaysians to cut travel, straining tourism operators and domestic demand
Call to grow vegetables amid price surge
Malaysians urged to grow vegetables at home as global conflicts and rising costs push food prices higher in coming months
Study warns up to 50% crop loss amid extreme weather
Government study finds fruit and vegetable losses could hit 50% due to unpredictable weather, raising food supply concerns
Sustainable aviation fuel gains traction as Malaysia pushes energy transition
EcoCeres bets on waste-based feedstocks to tackle cost and scalability issues in SAF production
Heat, diesel costs leave Kedah paddy unharvested
Scorching heat and rising diesel costs delay Kedah harvests, raising concerns over Malaysia’s rice supply and food security
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Netizens jokes about cutting ‘sky juice’ instead of Aisha...
A woman’s humorous post about cancelling her open house after listing a RM51,715 budget has amused netizens
Guarding Time, Upholding Trust
In the world of luxury watches, time is never just about time. It represents craftsmanship, value and above all, trust.
Malaysia’s EV shift needs clean energy to cut emissions
Malaysia's electric vehicle push may not reduce emissions without a major shift from fossil fuel power, environmental experts warn.
Data centre water use hinges on location and design,...
Experts highlight that a data centre's water footprint is not fixed, with its location, cooling technology and energy source being critical factors in determining its overall impact.
EV shift is strategic, not just a fuel price...
Malaysia's electric vehicle transition is a long-term strategic move driven by broader benefits, not a short-term reaction to fluctuating global fuel prices.
Malaysia urged to set water efficiency rules for data...
Experts call for mandatory water usage standards and sustainability competition among data centres to support Malaysia's tech hub ambitions sustainably.
