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Johor revenue tops RM1 billion as investment interest stays strong

Johor said its revenue hit RM1 billion by April 30 as the state reported record investment interest and expanded welfare aid.

Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor said the state's tourism sector will stay resilient despite the Middle East conflict.

Consumers Association of Penang calls on Malaysian government to investigate ongoing operational failures at KLIA.

MATTA is calling for a coordinated national effort to speed up electric vehicle adoption in Malaysia's tourism sector.

A 25-year-old businesswoman in Jasin reported harassment after suspects threw chilli sauce at her home and damaged her car, police said.

Cropmate Bhd said some of its and its subsidiary’s frozen bank accounts were partially released by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.

Malaysia should produce more homegrown technology and expand green finance to lift wages and stay competitive, officials and the World Bank said.

Kedah KPDN stopped an illegal diesel transfer at a Chinese cemetery in Sungai Petani and arrested two men on May 3.

Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi called for stronger cross-community cooperation in Malaysia’s halal industry today.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced Malaysia's monthly fuel subsidy has increased to RM5 billion due to rising global oil prices.

Malaysia will start producing B15 biodiesel from June 1, 2026, with 19 licensed plants rolling out the fuel in stages toward higher blends.