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Azizulhasni gets support from sports ministry, council for LA28 Olympics qualification

Uncertainty over Pocket Rocketman's retirement ends with confirmation by the National Sports Council and Youth and Sports Ministry of their continued support

[WATCH] No more free rides: Stuart Ramalingam says fans must pay if Malaysian sport is to thrive

Road to Gold coordinator says buying official merchandise, paying for tickets and subscribing to legitimate broadcasts are essential if Malaysia wants financially sustainable sports capable of producing Olympic and World Cup success

[WATCH] Why Malaysian sport struggles to attract sponsors: Stuart Ramalingam explains

Malaysian sports bodies must stop treating sponsorship as charity and instead offer measurable business returns if they want to attract sustained corporate investment, said sports marketing expert Datuk Stuart Ramalingam

RTG opens door for Azizulhasni’s return after resurgence on the track

RTG coordinator Stuart Ramalingam says the national elite programme is ready to welcome Azizulhasni Awang back if the cycling icon meets the established qualification criteria following a string of impressive performances

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New school entry reforms may disadvantage poorer children, warns parent group

Parents’ advocacy group has warned that proposed changes to school entry ages under the National Education Plan 2026–2035 could deepen education gaps if access to quality preschool and support for low-income families is not addressed

MCMC investigates woman over fake TikTok shutdown post

Regulator questions suspect linked to fabricated claim using Buletin TV3 logo to falsely announce TikTok ban

Velodrom Rakyat Ipoh at risk: KBS urges Perak state and MNCF to step up maintenance

The iconic Velodrom Rakyat Ipoh is facing safety concerns after prolonged neglect. The Youth and Sports Ministry (KBS) has called on the Perak state government and the Malaysian National Cycling Federation (MNCF) to jointly maintain and preserve the facility for athletes and the public