The 2026 Auditor-General report was tabled in Parliament today, flagging 273 new cases of financial mismanagement. This number is one of the highest flagged in recent years, highlighting ongoing challenges in government oversight. We explore more with Raymon Ram. (Starts at 24:00)



• DAP raises alarm on MACC: DAP has urged a Royal Commission of Inquiry into alleged MACC misconduct, ahead of its July 12 special congress where delegates will decide the party’s role in government. We speak about the implications and significance of this move with Dr Syaza Shukri, Associate Professor of Political Science at IIUM. (Starts at 16:37)

• Ramadan bazaar price hikes: Prices at Ramadan bazaars have climbed this year, with snacks and drinks costing more and big beverage chains like Zus and Mixue joining the scene, intensifying competition. Many say RM20 now buys far less than before, sparking debate over affordability. (Starts at 12:30)

• Bestinet files lawsuit against media: Bestinet has filed a billion-ringgit lawsuit against several media outlets and individuals over reports alleging exploitation of migrant workers, claiming the coverage was defamatory and damaging to its reputation. We hear thoughts from Wathshlah Naidu, Executive Director of the Centre for Independent Journalism. (Starts at 6:08)

• What do we do with all our coins?: Despite the rise of digital payments, Bank Negara says coin demand remains steady, though much of it sits idle in homes and businesses, prompting calls to use or deposit them. (Starts at 0:22)


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The 2026 Auditor-General report was tabled in Parliament today, flagging 273 new cases of financial mismanagement. This number is one of the highest flagged in recent years, highlighting ongoing challenges in government oversight. We explore more with Raymon Ram. (Starts at 24:00)• DAP raises alarm on MACC: DAP has urged a Royal Commission of Inquiry into alleged MACC misconduct, ahead of its July 12 special congress where delegates will decide the party’s role in government. We speak about the implications and significance of this move with Dr Syaza Shukri, Associate Professor of Political Science at IIUM. (Starts at 16:37)• Ramadan bazaar price hikes: Prices at Ramadan bazaars have climbed this year, with snacks and drinks costing more and big beverage chains like Zus and Mixue joining the scene, intensifying competition. Many say RM20 now buys far less than before, sparking debate over affordability. (Starts at 12:30)• Bestinet files lawsuit against media: Bestinet has filed a billion-ringgit lawsuit against several media outlets and individuals over reports alleging exploitation of migrant workers, claiming the coverage was defamatory and damaging to its reputation. We hear thoughts from Wathshlah Naidu, Executive Director of the Centre for Independent Journalism. (Starts at 6:08)• What do we do with all our coins?: Despite the rise of digital payments, Bank Negara says coin demand remains steady, though much of it sits idle in homes and businesses, prompting calls to use or deposit them. (Starts at 0:22) Image Credit: Shutterstock

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