More than 240 trees have been cut for two transport mega‑projects, drawing warnings that Penang’s green canopy is thinning ...

GEORGE TOWN: The RM245 million Penang Hill cable car project has received a key environmental approval, with construction to begin in April.

Over 240 trees have been felled to make way for two mega projects, sparking a storm of concern over the island's shrinking green canopy.

The Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) wants the state government to cancel its proposed Penang Hill cable car project and focus on improving public transportation and amenities on the island.

GEORGE TOWN: The building plan for the RM245mil Penang Hill cable car project has been approved. State infrastructure, transport, and digital committee chairman Zairil Khir Johari said the plan ...

Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said the cable car system would provide a much-needed alternative to and alleviate pressure on the century-old funicular train service.

GEORGE TOWN: Popular tourist destination Penang Botanical Gardens will remain open to the public throughout the construction period of the Penang Hill Cable Car project.

GEORGE TOWN, Aug 21 (Bernama) -- The Penang Botanic Gardens will remain open to the public throughout the construction period of the Penang Hill cable car project, which is expected to be completed by ...

GEORGE TOWN, April 14 (Bernama) -- Construction works for the Penang Hill Cable Car project here are expected to commence at the end of May or early June and be fully completed within two to three ...

Now sitting on the state opposition bench, Seberang Jaya assemblyperson Dr Afif Bahardin has advised the Penang government not to be suspicious over the cancellation of a RM100 million fund to ...

Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng announced a RM100 million allocation for Penang Hill in the 2020 Budget.