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Sep 22, 2026

Autobahn Rent A Car charged with keeping two de-registered vehicles 

The company also failed to prove that the vehicles had been exported or scrapped


Sep 22, 2026

When growth sectors shed workers, it’s time to mind the gap

Why are industries behind Singapore’s robust economy also pulling back on jobs?


Sep 22, 2026

AI innovation should be measured by impact on people, Josephine Teo says at UN platform

She points to Singapore’s use of the technology across the civil service to help public officers and citizens


SNAPSHOT | Nepal floods: Anwar pitches mechanism to help affected families; M'sia bags gold in Asian Games for karate
Sep 22, 2026

SNAPSHOT | Nepal floods: Anwar pitches mechanism to help affected families; M'sia bags gold in Asian Games for karate

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Heed ruler's decree, submit new exco line-up: N Sembilan Harapan tells MB
Sep 22, 2026

Heed ruler's decree, submit new exco line-up: N Sembilan Harapan tells MB

State government cannot follow Yang di-Pertuan Besar's command only when it suits them.


Education groups demand clarity after MOE-Miti bumi equity confusion
Sep 22, 2026

Education groups demand clarity after MOE-Miti bumi equity confusion

'Govt must give consistent, unambiguous and administratively enforceable explanations.'


Sep 22, 2026

Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Sep 22)

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N Sembilan crisis deepens as exco suspends state secretary, legal adviser
Sep 22, 2026

N Sembilan crisis deepens as exco suspends state secretary, legal adviser

UPDATED 6.53PM | The two officials had refused to implement a proclamation replacing the state ruler.


Police arrest directors of youth-led NGO Mandiri in Amla probe
Sep 22, 2026

Police arrest directors of youth-led NGO Mandiri in Amla probe

UPDATED 7.18PM | 'Intimidation' allegation as accounts frozen, barred from travel.


Sep 22, 2026

It’s raining boxes: Amazon drones overwhelm a Texas suburb

Drone deliveries are a welcome convenience for some but an invasion for others