A prominent Angora rabbit farm in Wussan village, located in the Pattan area of Baramulla district, has been drawing increasing attention from young people, eager to explore rabbit farming both as a ...

The number of flood victims in Sabah and Sarawak has continued to decrease as of 8pm last night. In SABAH, the number of evacuees dropped to 155 people from 41 families, compared to 675 people ...

The Sabah state government last week announced that it had launched a one-year feasibility study into the project, which it hoped would turn the state into an industrial hub for the space industry.

Promise. It's not just you—all of the TikTok girlies who posted gift hauls on the clock app over the holidays seemed to be getting a pair (or two, or three) of Roller Rabbit pajamas. Just watch ...

Whether it’s skiing in winter, beach days in summer or nature and history year-round, Kocaeli offers the perfect getaway for families ...

Australian Farm Institute executive director Katie McRobert said rabbits delivered a more than $200 million annual hit to the agriculture sector, eating crops and eating feed for livestock.

A law firm representing Sabah Mineral Management Sdn Bhd has threatened Malaysiakini with contempt of court proceedings following its report yesterday about the corruption scandal in Sabah.

KUALA LUMPUR: An emergency motion to discuss the ongoing floods and landslides in Sarawak and Sabah will be debated in Parliament’s Special Chamber, the Dewan Rakyat was told. Deputy Speaker ...

Adelaide Hills residents have counted up to 50 rabbits on lawns where last year there were only five, as the introduced pest ...

KUALA LUMPUR: The number of evacuees at flood relief centres in Sabah and Sarawak has continued to rise, with 15,015 on Friday (Jan 31) morning compared to 11,886 the night before. In SARAWAK ...

Golden Thread Productions, the first American theatre company devoted to the Middle East, and Hakawati, a nonprofit dedicated to bridging divides in the Middle East and beyond, will present the world ...

Yeah, hundreds of millions, actually. It took rabbits less than 70 years to colonise most of Australia. That's the fastest ever recorded invasion of a mammal anywhere in the world. Rabbits are ...