3 lelaki skinhead pukul vokalis Armpunk Sindicate didakwa

Three men pleaded guilty to assaulting the vocalist of the band Armpunk Syndicate in Johor Bahru. However, the court rejected the plea as two of the accused denied using an aluminum trash can as a weapon. The assault occurred outside a gym on May 10th. The prosecution proposed RM10,000 bail, but the defense argued for a lower amount citing the defendants' financial situations. Bail was set at RM3,500 each, with the case adjourned to June 17th.

‘Bukan salah penyondol, suami curang sebab isteri kepam’

Malaysian director Michael Ang sparked controversy by suggesting wives share the blame for husbands' infidelity. He argued that women should introspect on their own shortcomings instead of solely blaming the "other woman." Ang's comments, made in an audio clip, implied that women's perceived "frumpiness" or lack of self-care might contribute to their husbands seeking extramarital affairs. Netizens criticized his remarks, arguing that childcare responsibilities and lack of financial support often prevent women from prioritizing their appearance.

Xiaomi To Launch Its Own Smartphone Chip Called The XRING 01

Xiaomi will launch its self-developed smartphone chip, the XRING 01, later this month. CEO Lei Jun confirmed the news, ending years of speculation. Rumored specs include a 4nm TSMC process, a Cortex-X925 core at 3.2GHz, and an Imagination Technologies GPU. Performance is expected to be below the Snapdragon 8 Elite and Dimensity 9400. The Xiaomi 15s is rumored to be the first device to feature the new chip. This move sees Xiaomi following Huawei and Google in developing its own silicon.

15 individu termasuk pemilik syarikat lori telah dirakam keterangan

‘Panas dari Dubai ke Abu Dhabi, suhu cecah 51 selsius’

Malaysian actor Amar Baharin is currently cycling from Malaysia to Mecca, facing extreme heat exceeding 50°C in Abu Dhabi. He completed a 110km ride from Dubai to Abu Dhabi, feeling weakened by the conditions. He and his companion, Datuk Muhammad Muqharabbin Mokhtarrudin, are prioritizing rest to prepare for the even harsher conditions expected in Saudi Arabia. Amar expressed missing his wife, Amyra Rosli, and their two children after three weeks apart. The duo began their 8,000km journey in Perlis on April 27th, passing through Thailand and Iran, and are expected to reach Medina in July.

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Rasammah Bhupalan’s legacy reminds us what Teachers’ Day is really about — Ng Kor Sim

Days before Teachers' Day, Malaysia mourns the passing of renowned educationist Datuk Rasammah Bhupalan. Remembered as an icon in education, leadership, and advocacy, her legacy extends beyond the classroom. The article reflects on the profound impact teachers have, using personal anecdotes of early education in Segamat and the dedication of teachers like Miss Lian who went above and beyond. Rasammah's influence, similar to dedicated educators everywhere, shaped futures and transcended traditional teaching roles.

Malay Mail’s Top 10 Picks: ‘Gayong’ fights its way into the Top 3 as ‘Blood Brothers: Bara Naga’ loses its long-held crown

The Malaysian film "Blood Brothers: Bara Naga" dropped to second place at the box office after four weeks at number one, while "Gayong", starring Beto Kusyairy as Silat Gayong grandmaster Datuk Meor Abdul Rahman, debuted. The article also lists the top 10 films in Malaysian cinemas, top 10 shows on Netflix and Viu, and top 10 songs on Spotify.

‘Tiada maaf jika salah guna LPG domestik’

The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) recorded 52 cases related to liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), involving seizures worth RM850,730.51 in Ops Gasak launched since May 1st. 1,421 premises nationwide were inspected to curb illegal activities like transferring subsidized LPG to industrial tanks and smuggling. Eleven cases were detected in Penang involving misuse and storage without permits. Wholesalers were found supplying subsidized LPG to businesses like laundromats and hotels. No leniency will be given to those misusing domestic LPG for industrial purposes.

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Nahas FRU: 15 individu termasuk pemilik syarikat lori dirakam keterangan

Fifteen individuals, including the owner of a stone-laden lorry company, have given statements to police investigating the accident that killed nine Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel in Teluk Intan, Perak. Hilir Perak district police chief, ACP Dr. Bakri Zainal Abidin, said the company owner cooperated fully. Investigations are focusing on human error, technical issues, and environmental factors. Police are appealing for dashcam footage of the incident.

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Dapsy Sarawak calls for holistic selection to give more students access to matriculation

Sarawak's DAP Socialist Youth (Dapsy) urges the Ministry of Education to revise its matriculation entry policy for fairer access, advocating for a more balanced and transparent approach. They support Senator Sivaraj's proposal to consider students with A- grades or 9As in SPM. Dapsy suggests a holistic selection process incorporating socioeconomic background, school resources, and co-curricular activities, alongside academic merit, especially for students from rural areas. They emphasize transparency in policy implementation to avoid confusion and bias, and offer to collaborate with the ministry and student groups to create equitable and excellent education policies.

Malaysia committed to petrol subsidy cuts in second half of 2025, says MOF

The Malaysian government reaffirms its commitment to partially removing RON95 petrol subsidies in the second half of 2025, targeting the wealthiest 15% of the population. This plan aims to save the government RM8 billion annually while ensuring the majority of Malaysians continue to benefit from subsidized prices. The government is currently refining the implementation plan, considering economic challenges and engaging with stakeholders. The recent drop in global oil prices has made the implementation more feasible, following a similar successful reduction in diesel subsidies last year.

KSSA penzahiran visi tujuh tahun Raja Muda Selangor

The Shah Alam Sports Complex (KSSA) redevelopment aims to be a landmark of sustainable urban development, offering inclusive public spaces for sports, culture, arts, and lifelong learning. Crown Prince of Selangor Tengku Amir Shah envisions KSSA as an iconic destination rivaling the likes of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and Marina Bay. MRCB, through its subsidiary, has been appointed as the developer. The project emphasizes community benefits and ecological restoration with nature-based solutions, including an underground flood mitigation system.

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Doom The Dark Ages Review: Going Medieval On Demon Butt

Doom The Dark Ages, a prequel to Doom Eternal, explores the Slayer's origins on Argent D'Nur. The game delves into the Slayer's history with the Night Sentinels, King Novik, the Makyrs, and the war against Hell. While previous Doom games focused primarily on demon-slaying action, The Dark Ages expands on the Slayer's backstory, revealing how he arrived on Argent D'Nur and became the powerful warrior. The game features cutscenes showcasing the Slayer's prowess, including piloting giant mechs and riding a cybernetic dragon.

MRCB subsidiary secures RM2.94b contract to develop Shah Alam Sports Complex

MRCB Land, a subsidiary of MRCB, has been awarded a RM2.94 billion contract by the Selangor state government to construct the new Kompleks Sukan Shah Alam (KSSA). The project, which includes demolition of the existing stadium, is expected to be completed in 2029. The new KSSA will feature a 45,000-capacity stadium with a retractable pitch and aims to be a significant economic, social, and environmental landmark for Selangor. MRCB, known for its work on Bukit Jalil Stadium, is partnering with Hijjas Kasturi Architects and Populous to deliver a world-class design.

‘Tolong sentiasa jaga kebersihan, hindari sikap kerakusan’

Johor's Crown Prince Ismail expressed disappointment over irresponsible parties dumping rubbish into the state's rivers. He criticized the act for burdening the government with cleanup costs, urging stricter law enforcement against offenders. The Crown Prince emphasized that public funds should be used for development, not cleaning up after irresponsible individuals. He also urged tourism operators to maintain cleanliness and avoid greed that could damage the ecosystem.