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Breaking down digital accounting
RUNNING a business but struggling to keep track of your finances?
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Varsity develops hair tonic from coffee dregs
COFFEE dregs are being put to good use as a hair growth stimulant.
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Balancing safety with urban tree preservation
MATURE trees in urban areas must be managed through regular inspections and scientific assessments, with any recommendation for removal based on detailed evaluations of the canopy, trunk and root system.
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Seized cryptocurrency mining equipment bites the dust in Shah Alam
Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) disposed of RM800,000 worth of cryptocurrency mining equipment seized in 2025 through joint operations with relevant agencies.
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DBKL urged to fix Segambut roads, not just patch them
Kuala Lumpur City Hall's (DBKL) swift action in patching up potholes along Lorong Arfah 2 and 3 in Segambut within two days is a short-term fix, say stakeholders who want the entire road resurfaced.
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Penang’s cycling dream at a crossroad
THERE was a time when cycling seemed to define Penang's urban landscape.
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‘Fulfilling election manifesto in phases’
REAPPOINTED Johor executive council members are ready to hit the ground running and continue where they left off.
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Several Bukit Mertajam roads closed on July 25 and 26 for Feast of St Anne
SEVERAL roads near the Minor Basilica of St Anne in Bukit Mertajam will be closed from July 25 to 26 to facilitate the annual Feast of St Anne.
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MBDK to engage Selangor Hockey Association to manage refurbished Pandamaran Stadium
KLANG Royal City Council (MBDK) is planning to leverage on Selangor Hockey Association's (SHA) expertise to manage and operate the Pandamaran Hockey Stadium.
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JB eateries keep food prices steady
EATERIES in Johor Baru have been able to maintain food prices in recent months, as the cost of cooking ingredients have stabilised despite the ongoing Middle East conflict.
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Penang’s ‘kapcai’ culture holds key to rail future
The story of the kapcai in Malaysia began in George Town, Penang, offering a nugget of history that planners may find useful as they shape the state's transport future.
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Five stalls at Tg Bungah food hub told to clean up
FIVE stalls at Tanjung Bungah Food Complex in Penang have been told to clean up their act after receiving Grade C for suboptimal cleanliness.
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Langkawi focuses on boosting image, tourism appeal
A CAMPAIGN to address issues of pricing disputes, poor service standards and cleanliness will be launched to enhance Langkawi's appeal as a top holiday destination.
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MBSP needs more funds for ageing infrastructure
Seberang Perai City Council (MBSP) must expedite its application for an additional RM6mil in funding to upgrade ageing public infrastructure in three Bagan Dalam neighbourhoods.
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Design roads for safety, not just enforce rules
The Dewan Rakyat's recent passage of amendments to the Road Transport Act 1987 reflects growing concern over road safety.
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Retention pond to bring flood relief to Taman Desa Seroja folk after 30-year wait
For more than three decades, hundreds of residents in Taman Desa Seroja, Kajang, Selangor, have lived in fear of recurring floods.
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KL auction carnival to feature over 1,200 lots
Property buyers, investors and businesses can discover unique asset opportunities in a vibrant carnival setting at Jelajah Harta Tanah Malaysia 2026 being held this month in Kuala Lumpur.
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‘Permanent solution to flood issue in PJ needed’
PETALING Jaya MP Lee Chean Chung will coordinate a briefing with Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) within two weeks to address drainage issues following a weekend flash flood in several parts of the city.
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Calls for KL tree maintenance to be stepped up after fatality
The incident of a falling tree killing a motorist has reignited calls for stronger landscape maintenance in Kuala Lumpur.
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Calls for COB to step in when low-cost flat management fails
AUTHORITIes must step in and manage struggling low-cost strata schemes because local management bodies lack the funds and expertise to do so, says community activist Andre Lai.
