KUCHING: The body of the second of three victims who were reported missing in the boat tragedy in Sungai Kayan, Lundu, about 72 km from here, was found at 5.30pm today.

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KUCHING: His decision to live away from his parents paid off for Borhan Moses Bowi, 20, who passed the Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia with flying colours.

KUCHING: A few days after she was born, Sandra Tiong lost her sight and never had the opportunity to see the world.

KUCHING: National swimmer Welson Sim's amazing gold medal feat at the men's 400m freestyle at the Mare Nostrum Tour recently, came as no surprise to his teachers at SMK Batu Lintang.

WHAT are the possibilities of durian seeds, or perhaps the sago starch, being used as an alternative to reduce our dependence on plastics? What if the leaves of the rambutan tree that contain gallic acid — a compound with antioxidant properties — could be effective against cancer?

LOS ANGELES: Two teams from two Penang schools jointly won third place for their science projects in the Physical Science category of the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) 2017 held in the United States today.

KUCHING: Voting is proceeding smoothly today in the 11th Sarawak state election, with 11 percent of voters having turned up as of 9am.

KUCHING: Barisan Nasional has surpassed the 55-seat benchmark to attain a two-third majority in the 11th Sarawak Election.

KUCHING: Luck must have been on her side from the very beginning for Ashley Wang Sze Mei, who is the winner of state-level RHB New Straits Times National Spell-It-Right (SIR) Challenge 2015 for the secondary school category.

KUCHING: Dayangku Aishah Awang Taha was born blind and never had a sight of this colourful world. Such disability, however, was never a stumbling for Aishah from pursuing her dreams to become a teacher or counsellor.

KUCHING: It was the proudest moment for SMK Batu Lintang when one of their disabled students, Dayangku Aishah Awang Taha, scored 3As 1B in her Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM).

CONCERNED over students’ declining appetite for science, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, who is also Education Minister, has announced that a special committee comprising experts and academicians has been set up to assist the Education Ministry in drafting an action plan to increase the number of students in the science stream.