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Life is a Many Unexpected Thing

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A poem by Nasir Hashim

Valuing older adults: Practical ways to make their lives easier

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A compassionate look at supporting older adults navigate their daily lives.

Blind spots in Anwar’s reform strategy

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The Madani spirit should be first embraced by his supporters and then extended through ripple effect to the wider community.

Pembangunan Tanjung Bungah: Ancaman alam sekitar dan hidupan liar (Malay/English)

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Persatuan Pengguna Pulau Pinang (CAP) bimbang dengan projek pembangunan berhampiran Waterfront Condo, bertentangan dengan masjid terapung di Tanjung Bungah.Projek itu yang telah pun...

Waves stopped, Penang beach dies: The Pantai Esen ecological crisis

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Alarmed raised over irreversible damage to much-loved Penang beach.

Perjuangan Ini Bukanlah Enteng

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Masa persis berlaludan fitrah insani tetapmenegur naluri di hatiAgar motivasi dankeyakinan dirimerangsang harapanSedarlahRahsia kehidupanmenjelmakankepercayaan jituApabila perasaanmenyambut tujuansuci di perkaranganJantungJusteru seluruh badanbergetar berzikirpanjangMengiringi gelombangelektro-magnetikJantungMelepasi jasad...

Two years later: The four cardinal reforms of Anwar

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If we cannot actively contribute to Malaysia's transformation, let us at least unite in solidarity.

Floods: A wake-up call for comprehensive environmental action

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Comprehensive action is crucial to mitigate the increasing risks of climate-induced flooding.

Beyond the licence: Fixing Malaysia’s road safety crisis

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Road safety demands comprehensive action, not piecemeal solutions.

Irama Asli dan Asal: Showcasing the rich heritage of Malaysia’s indigenous communities

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A vibrant three-day event illuminates these indigenous cultural treasures.

Breaking bubbles: Malaysia’s path to greater understanding

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Let’s embark on a journey towards genuine connection in a diverse society.

Corruption plague: Are we regressing into ‘rotten boroughs’ of politicians?

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A searing critique of political malfeasance in modern Malaysia.

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