750 doctor posts for Sabah, Sarawak – but who will take entry-level pay grade?

Malaysia Kini - Nov 1, 2026

Groups warn low pay may deter experienced doctors from returning to serve.

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Loke: DAP wants Najib's pardon meeting minutes disclosed, but up to AG

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Party sec-gen says the matter has been conveyed to Anwar.

Singapore turns up heat on power-hungry air conditioning with cool revolution

Nov 1, 2026

Singapore turns up heat on power-hungry air conditioning with cool revolution

Long dubbed an “air-conditioned nation”, Singapore is experimenting with cooling alternatives from chilled beams to “passive displacement” to curb its thirst for energy-guzzling air conditioning. The city state has the highest per-capita air conditioner ownership rate in Southeast Asia, with about 99 per cent of private residences equipped with cooling units. Singapore’s local building sector accounts for one-fifth of its emissions, while cooling itself accounts for 40 to 60 per cent of a...

'I can face you too': Loke challenges Wee to debate

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'I can face you too': Loke challenges Wee to debate

UPDATED 5.55PM | MALACCA POLLS | It follows MCA chief's debate dare to DAP's Bandar Hilir candidate.

Nearly all federal project requests for K'tan approved thanks to good ties - MB

Nov 1, 2026

Nearly all federal project requests for K'tan approved thanks to good ties - MB

Nassuruddin expresses gratitude, says all problems can be resolved through talks.

Hate paper straws? Asia’s new alternatives are another eco trap

Nov 1, 2026

Hate paper straws? Asia’s new alternatives are another eco trap

For Singaporean flight attendant Chloe Tan Zi Ling, 35, the problem with paper straws is their impracticality. “It softens before we can finish the drink, so we have to gulp it down without a straw,” she said, adding that reusable metal alternatives left an unpleasant taste in her mouth. Her frustration reflects a wider debate over Asia’s shift away from plastic straws, with a recently released South Korean study finding that conventional plastic straws performed better than paper and other...

Far from home, close to grief: why millions of Filipino migrants dread Undas

Nov 1, 2026

Far from home, close to grief: why millions of Filipino migrants dread Undas

For over three decades, Dolores Balladares Pelaez has lived and worked in Hong Kong without once returning to the Philippines for Undas, the annual two-day observance honouring the dead. This year, she is arranging prayers from afar for her late father and four siblings, but will once again miss the gathering back home. On Thursday morning, the 56-year-old domestic helper called her mother and niece in Laguna province to discuss hiring a prayer leader to visit the family home. Her sisters-in-law...

Exhibition explores women’s inner worlds through art

Nov 1, 2026

Exhibition explores women’s inner worlds through art

The exhibition, entitled Thấu Nữ (Women’s Inner World), will take place  at V-Art Space, in Hà Nội’s Xuân Đỉnh Ward, and run until December 31. It is curated by artist Ngô Kim Khôi.

Child Act protects all kids, not just Malaysians - activist

Nov 1, 2026

Child Act protects all kids, not just Malaysians - activist

UPDATED 12.08PM | Law has no citizenship clause, safeguards should apply equally to refugee and migrant children, says Hartini.

'Overthrowing just govt is haram': Kelantan religious scholar backs Anwar

Nov 1, 2026

'Overthrowing just govt is haram': Kelantan religious scholar backs Anwar

Such actions should not be attempted, Syeikh Wazir says.

Chăm Muslim weaving craft reflects culture and history

Nov 1, 2026

Chăm Muslim weaving craft reflects culture and history

The traditional handloom-weaving village of the Chăm Muslim community in Châu Phong Commune has been recognised by the People’s Committee of An Giang Province as a long-established traditional craft village in southern Việt Nam.

Southeast Asia’s EV boom sidelines local car parts suppliers

Nov 1, 2026

Southeast Asia’s EV boom sidelines local car parts suppliers

Southeast Asia’s electric vehicle boom risks leaving the region’s smaller companies behind, as Chinese automotive giants bypass local part-makers in favour of imported components and locked-in supplier networks. Local manufacturers across Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia are facing a double squeeze: demand is weakening for parts used in petrol and diesel cars, collectively known as internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, while steep barriers to entry also keep them out of EV supply...

S’porean mum, 45, looks like her 18-year-old son’s sister, stuns netizens

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