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Like traffic penalty: NGO slams RM1000 fine on VVIP escort over deaf e-hailing driver assault

Dawn expresses concerns that ‘light sentence’ will embolden authorities to abuse their power to harm the public

DAWN gesa AGC ambil tindakan segera kes pemandu e-hailing dipukul pengiring VVIP

Pengasas bersama DAWN, Anthony Chong berkata, perkara itu harus disegerakan memandangkan sudah dua bulan kes itu dibiarkan berlalu tanpa sebarang perkembangan baharu

Disabled driver assaulted by VIP’s bodyguard received RM800 after ‘pressured’ to drop report

In a statement by DAWN, victim, who was still mourning his child’s death, claims the other option was to proceed and take case to court, which means his phone would be confiscated

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National shuttlers demand RM2 million salaries: can BAM keep up financially?

Several top athletes aim for salaries that could outpace even the highest-earning footballers, raising questions about the sustainability of funding within Malaysian sports

Education Ministry scraps teacher training system to lighten workload

Minister Fadhlina Sidek vows to help teachers focus on what matters most – teaching – as new curriculum changes approach

What the pork!? – Rocky Bru

Rocky Bru reflects on a surprise in-flight warning about Malaysia’s pork import ban, tracing its public health roots and the politics of pig farming through a seasoned traveller’s lens