MBSB umum kemudahan pembiayaan RM1 bilion dalam sektor aeroangkasa

Peniaga mengaku tidak bersalah pandu Axia lawan arus

A 26-year-old food stall owner, S. Thaanesh, pleaded not guilty to driving his Perodua Axia against traffic in Gelang Patah, Johor Bahru. The incident, which occurred on May 9th, went viral on social media. He is charged under Section 42(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987, which carries a maximum five-year prison sentence and a RM15,000 fine. Thaanesh was granted bail of RM6,000 with one surety, monthly police reporting, passport surrender, and license suspension. The case is set for mention on June 20th.

Kerani rugi RM649,150 diperdaya skim pelaburan tidak wujud

A 52-year-old clerk in Rompin, Pahang, lost RM649,150 in a non-existent investment scheme after clicking a Facebook ad in March. She joined a WhatsApp group led by someone named 'Elaine' and transferred funds between March 20 and May 9, 2025, to several company accounts provided by the suspect. The victim realized she had been scammed after completing all the transactions, using her life savings. Police investigations are ongoing.

2026 Toyota RAV4 debuts – sixth-gen SUV gets 2.5L hybrid, 320 hp PHEV versions; up to 150 km EV range

Toyota has revealed the sixth-generation RAV4, featuring hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains. The PHEV boasts a 150 km electric range. Three trims are available: Core (urban-styled), Adventure (off-road focused), and GR Sport (motorsport inspired). Dimensions are around 4.6m long, 1.85m wide, and 1.68m tall. The US market gets a 2.5L engine, with hybrid variants producing 226-236 hp and the PHEV offering 320 hp. It features Toyota's new Arene software platform and Toyota Safety Sense 4.0 with Emergency Driving Stop Function.

Parti Warisan confirms it will contest Sabah polls independently, denies alliance rumours

Parti Warisan has denied rumors of forming alliances and confirmed it will contest the 17th Sabah state election independently. Secretary-General Datuk Loretto Padua Jr. stated that Warisan remains unaffiliated with GRS or any other party, focusing on representing the people of Sabah. He dismissed rumors of deals with GRS as false and reiterated Warisan's commitment to addressing issues like the rising cost of living, infrastructure deficiencies, and Sabah's resource rights. Padua also criticized the involvement of the Head of State in political rumors, urging respect for the institution.

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New iPhones twice a year? Apple reportedly mulls breaking launch schedule from 2026

Apple is reportedly planning to launch new iPhone models twice a year starting in 2026, according to The Korea Herald. The iPhone 18 series may be released in two phases, with lower-end models in the first half and premium models in the second half. This change aims to provide Apple with more flexibility in managing suppliers and adjusting order volumes. It's expected to impact Korean suppliers like Samsung Display and LG Display, potentially leading to a reshuffle in Apple's supply chain. Apple is also rumored to be preparing to launch its first foldable iPhone and a slim model in the second half of 2026.

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DUN passes Bill to dissolve redundant Infrastructure Development Trust Fund

The Sarawak State Legislative Assembly passed the Infrastructure Development Trust Fund (Dissolution) Bill, 2025, dissolving a fund established in 1985. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas explained the fund, initially designed to finance basic infrastructure, is now redundant due to Sarawak's improved economic landscape and the government's increased financial capacity. He assured the dissolution won't impact ongoing or future infrastructure projects like the Second Trunk Road and coastal roads, as JKR Sarawak has been allocated over RM30 billion for such developments.

Tekanan sebenar jemaah haji ketika Masyair

Malaysian pilgrims are advised to prepare mentally and emotionally for the challenging Masyair phase of Hajj, occurring between the 8th and 13th of Zulhijjah. This period, culminating in Wukuf Day on June 5th (9th Zulhijjah), tests pilgrims' resilience. Tabung Haji (TH) has organized programs, and pilgrims are encouraged to utilize their time in Mina for prayer, reflection, and rest to manage stress amidst the crowds and heat. Counseling services are available 24/7 to provide emotional support and guidance.

Bung Moktar urges sweeping reforms for Sabah GLCs amid financial concerns

Sabah Umno chief Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin has called for a comprehensive overhaul of state government-linked companies (GLCs) due to concerns over financial mismanagement. He urged stricter regulations and a reassessment of all GLCs to evaluate their efficiency and relevance, proposing restructuring or closure for underperforming entities. Bung welcomed increased government oversight of GLC business dealings and emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in managing public resources.

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Google Introduces AI Pro, AI Ultra Subscriptions; Starts From RM97.99/month

Google has launched two new paid AI subscription tiers: AI Pro and AI Ultra. AI Pro (RM97.99/month) offers access to Gemini 2.5 Pro, Veo 2 video generation, NotebookLM, Gemini in Google apps, and 2TB storage. AI Ultra (RM1,229.90/month) includes all Pro features plus Gemini 2.5 Pro Deep Think, Veo 3, higher limits, early access to Project Mariner, 30TB storage, and YouTube Premium. AI Ultra also offers a three-month subscription option at RM614.90/month. AI Pro is available now globally, while AI Ultra is currently US-only but expanding soon.

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Penguang: DID Sarawak proposes underground tunnel system to tackle Miri flooding

Sarawak's DID plans a series of vertical shafts and underground tunnels to act as reservoirs for excess rainwater, offering a sustainable solution to Miri's flood issues. This innovative approach, inspired by Western models, will collect and discharge water into rivers. DID is also utilizing existing sewerage tunnels as an alternative. Immediate measures include the Miri River Flood Mitigation Plan Phase 1, costing RM25.655 million, involving two pump stations. Phase 2, approved under the 12MP, will cover Pujut, Lopeng, and Taman Tunku, with a total scheme value of RM50 million.