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75% of Premier League fans reject VAR as in new survey
A major survey reveals over 75% of Premier League fans oppose VAR, citing ruined goal celebrations, despite the league defending its accuracy LONDON: More than 75% of Premier
75% of Premier League fans reject VAR as in new survey
A major survey reveals over 75% of Premier League fans oppose VAR, citing ruined goal celebrations, despite the league defending its accuracy LONDON: More than 75% of Premier
75% of Premier League fans reject VAR as in new survey
A major survey reveals over 75% of Premier League fans oppose VAR, citing ruined goal celebrations, despite the league defending its accuracy LONDON: More than 75% of Premier
Gig Workers Act takes effect tomorrow, but gaps could blunt impact
Gig Workers Act 2025 comes into force, but experts warn its success hinges on precise implementation to ensure real, not just symbolic, protections for workers. PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s
Police confirm Victor Chin detained in Ops Viking, RM473m assets seized in money‑laundering crackdown
KUALA LUMPUR, March 30 — Police have confirmed that businessman Victor Chin Boon Loong was among 10 individuals detained on suspicion of involvement in money laundering activities under
Sabah’s economy poised for growth under SMJ 2.0 blueprint
Chief Minister Hajiji Noor expresses confidence in Sabah’s economic resilience, citing the SMJ 2.0 plan and new Blue Economy focus as key drivers for future growth. KOTA KINABALU:
AFA Prime implements traffic plan on LPT1 for flood works
AFA Prime will implement a traffic management plan on the East Coast Expressway from April 1 to facilitate a flood mitigation project. KUANTAN: AFA Prime Berhad will implement
Transport Ministry comes down hard: No compromise on drivers under influence after fatal Klang crash; prison, possible compensation for victims’ families
PUTRAJAYA, March 30 — The government will not compromise on any individual driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, Transport Minister Anthony Loke said, following a fatal crash
Victor Chin among 10 detained in RM473 million money laundering probe
Police confirm businessman Victor Chin was detained and released on bail in a major money laundering operation that saw assets worth nearly half a billion ringgit frozen. KUALA
Malaysia’s tourism industry announces 70-80pc maximum price hike for tour buses, vans due to diesel pinch
KUALA LUMPUR, March 30 — Tour bus and tour van operators will be able to increase their prices by up to 80 per cent, the Malaysian Inbound Tourism
Sabah’s economy poised for growth under SMJ 2.0 blueprint
Chief Minister Hajiji Noor expresses confidence in Sabah’s economic resilience, citing the SMJ 2.0 plan and new Blue Economy focus as key drivers for future growth. KOTA KINABALU:
Sabah’s economy poised for growth under SMJ 2.0 blueprint
Chief Minister Hajiji Noor expresses confidence in Sabah’s economic resilience, citing the SMJ 2.0 plan and new Blue Economy focus as key drivers for future growth. KOTA KINABALU:
High‑stakes chase in Wang Kelian: Perlis police nab five, seize 510kg meth worth RM25.5m
KANGAR, March 30 — Police arrested five individuals, including a married couple, and seized 510 kilogrammes (kg) of methamphetamine worth an estimated RM25.5 million in three separate raids
Penang’s water supply secure for two months despite heatwave
Penang’s water supply is stable until May as Sungai Muda has sufficient raw water, with contingency plans activated to manage the dry season. GEORGE TOWN: Water supply in
Sabah’s inclusive growth driven by strong government-people partnership
Sabah’s stability and progress stem from close cooperation between the state government and its people, driving inclusive development and economic growth. KOTA KINABALU: The stability and progress enjoyed
Gig Workers Act takes effect tomorrow, but gaps could blunt impact
Gig Workers Act 2025 comes into force, but experts warn its success hinges on precise implementation to ensure real, not just symbolic, protections for workers. PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s
Gig Workers Act takes effect tomorrow, but gaps could blunt impact
Gig Workers Act 2025 comes into force, but experts warn its success hinges on precise implementation to ensure real, not just symbolic, protections for workers. PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s
South Asia’s Unified Grid and Sustainable Energy Revolution
Asian countries (ASEAN) perceive energy connectivity as a way to connect South Asia through efficient transmission planning. Primary investment in interconnections and standardization is essential to navigate the
MTUC, NGOs urges government to postpone Gig Workers Act over lack of consultation
The Malaysian Trades Union Congress seeks a moratorium on the new law, citing a lack of proper engagement with worker representatives and unresolved critical issues. SUBANG JAYA: The
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