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Primary schoolboy traumatised after bullying and being slapped by teacher
KOTA BHARU – A boy who was bullied by a classmate and later slapped by the classmate’s father, a...
A miniature Godzilla is displayed at the Bandai booth during Comic-Con International in San Diego, California, on July 26, 2025. (Photo by Chris DELMAS / AFP)
A miniature Godzilla is displayed at the Bandai booth during Comic-Con International in San Diego, California, on July 26, 2025. (Photo by Chris DELMAS / AFP)
World
Godzilla's scars: How the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings continue to influence Japanese art
TOKYO - From Godzilla's fiery atomic breath to post-apocalyptic anime and harrowing depictions...
Faiz Aizuddin Azami has won more than 5,000 prizes, with a total value reaching into the millions of ringgit. - Credit photo: Instagram @faizaizuddin
Faiz Aizuddin Azami has won more than 5,000 prizes, with a total value reaching into the millions of ringgit. - Credit photo: Instagram @faizaizuddin
Features
More than just luck: Meet the Malaysian who’s been winning contests for 21 years
WE have all tried our luck at some point, a lucky draw, a radio contest, maybe even a social media...
Among the standout drinks are Emas, a fizzy, creamy blend of Harumanis mango and espresso; Khatulistiwa, a citrusy mocktail with tropical acidity and a rosemary twist; Saga, a bold red mix of tomato, strawberry, and chocolatey richness; and Belantara, an earthy-green fusion of fresh fruits, roasted coffee and a hint of sea salt.
Among the standout drinks are Emas, a fizzy, creamy blend of Harumanis mango and espresso; Khatulistiwa, a citrusy mocktail with tropical acidity and a rosemary twist; Saga, a bold red mix of tomato, strawberry, and chocolatey richness; and Belantara, an earthy-green fusion of fresh fruits, roasted coffee and a hint of sea salt.
TRAVEL & FOOD
Marriott Bonvoy brings Merdeka vibes with Malaysia’s first coffee rave, 'Brew With Benefits'
IF you’ve ever wanted to sip pandan-infused espresso while vibing to curated beats in a hotel...
For eight hours in the autopsy room, lawyer Shahlan Jufri witnessed the meticulous work of a forensic expert team in their quest to uncover the truth behind the death of 13-year-old Zara Qairina Mahathir at Queen Elizabeth I Hospital (HQEI) here on Sunday.
For eight hours in the autopsy room, lawyer Shahlan Jufri witnessed the meticulous work of a forensic expert team in their quest to uncover the truth behind the death of 13-year-old Zara Qairina Mahathir at Queen Elizabeth I Hospital (HQEI) here on Sunday.
National
Zara Qairina autopsy: Lawyer recounts eight-hour ordeal as sole family witness
KOTA KINABALU – For eight hours in the autopsy room, lawyer Shahlan Jufri witnessed the meticulous...
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Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily
HEALTH
Not naughty, just misunderstood: Spotting the early signs of ADHD in kids
When children struggle to sit still, follow instructions or keep up in class, their behaviour is...
Devakshean, who was born on Sept 10, 2019 said he loves the Malaysian flag as well as Mathematics, English and Science and aspires to become a firefighter. - Bernama photo
Devakshean, who was born on Sept 10, 2019 said he loves the Malaysian flag as well as Mathematics, English and Science and aspires to become a firefighter. - Bernama photo
National
Six-year-old boy enters MBR by identifying 65 currencies in one minute
SEREMBAN - Who would have thought that at just six years old, a boy named D. Devakshean could make...
A special pantomime performance titled "Zabri, Pejuang Sang Saka Biru" by the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) was held during the parade ceremony in conjunction with the 2025 Warriors’ Day celebration at Dataran Pahlawan today. Photo by Bernama
A special pantomime performance titled "Zabri, Pejuang Sang Saka Biru" by the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) was held during the parade ceremony in conjunction with the 2025 Warriors’ Day celebration at Dataran Pahlawan today. Photo by Bernama
National
Fallen hero's story brought to life in emotional tribute
PUTRAJAYA - For Sergeant Jafri Khairul Mohd Jaafar, playing the role of a national hero who was...
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The Palestinian Diaries with Dr Peter Slezak: Why Being Jewish Doesn’t Mean Being Zionist
In this unflinching episode, we speak to Australian philosopher and academic Professor Dr Peter...
In this story from the Land Below the Wind, there are no villains or heroes - only victims, namely farmers trying to make ends meet and Bornean elephants looking for food. Photo by Bernama
In this story from the Land Below the Wind, there are no villains or heroes - only victims, namely farmers trying to make ends meet and Bornean elephants looking for food. Photo by Bernama
National
In Sabah’s jungles, farmers and elephants battle for the same future
In Sabah, humans are often cast as villains in conflicts with Bornean elephants. Yet this perception...
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Photo: IOM
Fire at Rohingya camp in Bangladesh damages dozens of shelters: UN migration agency
MACC has recorded a statement from a former minister suspected of receiving RM5 million in bribes and a Lamborghini in connection with billboard projects and land transfer in the federal capital. - BERNAMA FILE PIX
MACC has recorded a statement from a former minister suspected of receiving RM5 million in bribes and a Lamborghini in connection with billboard projects and land transfer in the federal capital. - BERNAMA FILE PIX
MACC records former minister's statement on RM5 million bribe, Lamborghini gift
Afnan Hamimi claims that the political crisis in Perlis clearly proves Bersatu’s failure to control its assemblymen.
Afnan Hamimi claims that the political crisis in Perlis clearly proves Bersatu’s failure to control its assemblymen.
After Perlis crisis, Pas Youth insists Pas should lead PN
The telecommunications tower which caught on fire in Kampung Kelebor near Kuala Kangsar yesterday. - Pic courtesy of MCMC
The telecommunications tower which caught on fire in Kampung Kelebor near Kuala Kangsar yesterday. - Pic courtesy of MCMC
How tower fire and equipment failures left Sungai Perak and Tioman disconnected
Tasek Gelugor MP Datuk Wan Saiful Wan Jan - FILE PIX
Tasek Gelugor MP Datuk Wan Saiful Wan Jan - FILE PIX
‘Muhyiddin failed to call PN meeting during Perlis crisis’ – Wan Saiful
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'First case in my almost 50-year career, I lost every single point' - Shafee
Lawyer Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah during a press conference after the High Court sentenced former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak to 15 years&#039; jail and imposed a total fine of RM11.4 billion after finding him guilty on four counts of abuse of power and 21 counts of money laundering involving RM2.3 billion in funds linked to 1MDB. - Bernama photo
Lawyer Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah during a press conference after the High Court sentenced former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak to 15 years' jail and imposed a total fine of RM11.4 billion after finding him guilty on four counts of abuse of power and 21 counts of money laundering involving RM2.3 billion in funds linked to 1MDB. - Bernama photo
Johan and His Cats’ Jellybean dies suddenly, leaving fans mourning influencer feline
News about Jellybean was shared by Johan via Instagram on Monday.
News about Jellybean was shared by Johan via Instagram on Monday.
What we know so far about the alleged baby abuse case in Taman Desa Petaling
The footage was shared by a Threads user @liyanazulkifli__, who claimed that her child and several other babies were victims. - Photo: Threads / @liyanazulkifli__
The footage was shared by a Threads user @liyanazulkifli__, who claimed that her child and several other babies were victims. - Photo: Threads / @liyanazulkifli__
Trailer sideswipes three cars parked on lorry lane at Ayer Keroh R&R
Several videos of the incident that went viral on social media showed two Perodua Alzas and a Proton Iriz sustaining scratches and damage to the left side of the vehicles.
Several videos of the incident that went viral on social media showed two Perodua Alzas and a Proton Iriz sustaining scratches and damage to the left side of the vehicles.
Pas urged to reassess position in PN amid Bersatu’s handling of Perlis crisis
Abu Bakar Hamzah shaking hands with Mohd Shukri Ramli. Photo by Bernama
Abu Bakar Hamzah shaking hands with Mohd Shukri Ramli. Photo by Bernama
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