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Speaker Azhar has rejected Anwar's motion to debate the Emergency ordinances.

Tengku Zafrul said photographs of him eating “nasi ganja” being recirculated online were from last year.

Malaysia is in need of an ethical leader “for a change”.

This is the consequence of over five decades of lack of integrity and corruption in our public service.

Syed Saddiq has ended his crowdfunding campaign with more than RM700,000 raised in just 24 hours.

After a six-month break, the Dewan Rakyat will sit again with Muhyiddin briefing MPs on the National Recovery Plan.

The police will summon Batu Pahat member of parliament Rashid Hasnon for allegedly flouting the Covid-19 SOP.

Rafidah Aziz has doubled down on her criticism of the decision to allow the sale of 14 million doses of the Sinovac vaccine to states and private entities.

MPs will be given a chance to ask questions and present their views during the parliamentary special sitting, which starts on Monday.

Funeral parlours are crying foul over the alleged monopoly of one company in managing the funeral arrangements for Hindu Covid-19 victims in the Klang Valley.

The newly mooted NRC has invited representatives from opposition parties as members.

Pharmaniaga today said nearly half of the 14 million Sinovac vaccine doses it plans to sell from next month has been ordered by various state governments.

All members of parliament, including those who have not been fully vaccinated, are allowed to enter the House.

Khairy has instructed all vaccine administration centres (PPVs) to allow recipients to record themselves when they receive their vaccine.

Two PPVs have turned people away for not adhering to their dress codes while one facility announced its guidelines on Facebook.