- NGO to help Sabah reduce strays in humane way
- LDP splinter group elects Teo as chief
- Husband leaves family with RM135,000 debt
- Auditing classes for civil servants
- Boy dies in hit-and-run incident
- Villagers warned of Esscom imposters
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Week-long thunderstorm blues
22 October 2013
INTER-MONSOON PERIOD: Erratic weather causes floods in northern states
Villagers raring to vote
4 April 2013
EXCITED: Village folk are confident to go out and vote as their safety is assured
- EC to decide on dates soon
- Steer clear of sensitive issues, says Raja Nazrin
- 'Every vote counts, do not waste it'
- Permatang Pauh voters let down by Anwar's move
- Kedah DAP chief upset over seat allocation
- 'Stop dreaming of Putrajaya'
- Internet the way to win votes, says veteran journalist
- Group wants Ahmad's apology
- Ex-DAP man attacked during party talk
- MP wants action against two DAP reps
- Retract tweet, Pas Youth secretary told
- Pas confirms Salahuddin will stand in Pulai
- EC: Apply as postal ballot observers
- Husam told to place writ in a daily
- 'DAP just copying BN's ideas for Gelang Patah'
- Kedah DAP threatens to go solo
- 60 PKR members join Umno
- Riled up over DAP leaders' silence More
Educate yourself about scholarships
3 April 2013
WHEN it comes to scholarships in Malaysia, they generally fall into one of two categories: corporate or government, or collegebased. Corporate or government scholarships are often a student’s best bet to study overseas, as many of them cover not only tuition costs, but living, computer and travel expenses as well. At the same time, they encourage their scholars to pursue their degree overseas and those that are for SPM school-leavers cover pre-university programmes.
- Green Technology: Inciting change within the individual
- Green Technology: Optimising water usage
- Green Technology: Clean energy clearly the answer
- Green Technology: The green dilemma and the human psyche
- Green Technology: Careers for a viable future
- Green Technology: A national commitment to clean living
- Green Technology: Energy management scheme in line with national initiatives
- Green Technology: Green economy - Building nations with accountability
- Green Technology: Changing Malaysia’s energy landscape
- Green Technology: Extending capabilities with integrated office solutions More
A ruling party for all Malaysians By John Teo
22 October 2013
OPEN DEMOCRACY: Our political system, despite its limitations, has by and large served us well through the years
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China's princelings in demand
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Ranking the rankings
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Malaysian economics, Gangnam style
CHALLENGES TO CHANGE: There are many factors for reform and the lack thereof
Deliver on promises
22 October 2013
Barisan Nasional is the embodiment of struggles for the general good of the people
UMNO: Kudos to new polls format
22 October 2013
OBSERVING the recently concluded Umno elections as a layman and voter, I find the new polls format a step in the right direction to empower members to choose leaders at various levels.
- MCA: Firm stand of delegates laudable
- NATIONAL UNITY: Corporate sector must do its part, too
- STOP THE DEBATE: Why this disdain over anything Malay?
- BAHASA MALAYSIA: It should be the common language for Asean to boost ties
- WORRISOME PERFORMANCE: Athletics body must get back to basics
- MORAL VALUES CAMPAIGN: Bad students torment teachers
- AMANAH SAHAM NASIONAL BERHAD: Clarify requirement for letter of authorisation
- ISLAM AND SCIENCE: Pursue scientific knowledge More
Putrajaya everything a great city should be
11 February 2013
PUTRAJAYA: Working in a big, bustling city has its drawbacks - from the symphony of sounds with cars honking and drivers swearing, to the never ending traffic jams and zero parking.
Plans for a safer, greener island
22 October 2013
ALL SET: The Penang Island Municipal Council has tabled a deficit budget of RM74.82 million for next year
- Finalists bag RM66,000 in Energizer challenge
- 500 attend Lang Putih family gathering
- Societies receive awards from Japan
- Nowhere left to play football
- Sam's Groceria enters 'M'sia Book of Records'
- Laid-back resort-style living
- Lure of big Deepavali discounts at Little India
- Buffet spread for Festival of Lights More
FUN-FILLED LPGA COCKTAIL PARTY
22 October 2013
KUALA LUMPUR: It was a fun-filled night for the more than 600 guests at the Ladies Professional Golf Association cocktail party at the Sime Darby Convention Centre, here.
- Portuguese fare from the Straits
- My home among the hills
- Grand gathering of MX-5s
- 5-star hotel lunch for the underprivileged
- 'Drive and win' Proton contest
- Illegal food stalls mushroom under flyovers
- A royal salute for the winners
- ACROSS THE BOUNTIFUL SEAS OF NORWAY
- Storming victory
- Laid-back resort-style living
- Many ways to cut carbon footprints
- Time-cap limit for 2 hours
- Council to build funeral parlour More
Remember the people who voted
22 October 2013
COVERING the recently-concluded Umno party polls in Johor made me reminisce about the 13th general election (GE13) that was held on May 5.
Syria fully cooperative on chemical disarmament: mission head
23 October 2013
Syria has so far "fully cooperated" in destroying its massive chemical arsenal, the chief of the joint Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and United Nations mission said Monday.
- Syria talks in London agree no future role for Assad
- Spain frees ETA prisoner after rights ruling
- Pakistan PM Sharif urges US to end drone strikes
- US private hiring slowed ahead of shutdown
- Jamaican athletes facing Olympic ban over dope scandal: report
- France tells US snooping must stop but backs off fight
- China temple fresco 'restored' with cartoon-like paintings
- Sultan of Brunei introduces tough Islamic punishments
- Australia merges blazes in wildfire battle More
Italian job for Spanish giants
22 October 2013
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Battle of titans in Europe's elite club competition
ATHLETICS: No room for veterans
22 October 2013
SEA GAMES: Hup Wei, Noraseela, and Robani not going to Myanmar
- SWIMMING: France break eight-day world record
- TENNIS: Ferrer faces tough road in Valencia
- TENNIS: Federer admits to making mistakes
- GOLF: Simpson hits Shriners jackpot
- SPORTCHECK: Big payday awaits RHB customers
- GOLF / CIMB CLASSIC: Hend reveals secrets of success
- GOLF / CIMB CLASSIC: Confident Siddikur ready for tall order
- HOCKEY: Positives despite second defeat
- RUGBY: Sandakan fans in for a treat More
Carrying on regardless
21 October 2013
BIRTHDAY BOY: Chong Wei turns 31 but the World No 1 has no plans to call it a day anytime soon
MOTOGP: Marquez vows to forget error
22 October 2013
PHILLIP ISLAND (Australia): Rookie Marc Marquez has vowed to put his costly mistake at the Australian MotoGP behind him, insisting his bid to be crowned the youngest MotoGP world champion is on track.
- GO-KARTING: Nazim first Malaysian to step on podium
- MOTOGP: Lorenzo wins, Marquez disqualified
- MOTORCYCLING: Zulfahmi gains another five points
- MOTOGP: Lorenzo on pole
- MOTOGP: Stoner urges Marquez to be more respectful
- FORMULA ONE: Perez puzzle as McLaren face 33-year low
- MOTORCYCLING / AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX: Zulfahmi on cloud nine
- MOTOR CYCLING: Zulfahmi sizzles in Phillip Island More
Creating a family legacy
16 October 2013
The founder of one of the first Muslimah clothing brands in the country talks to Lili Lajman about being an early player in the business
- More excitement on small screen
- Kay Tse wins big
- Showcasing our rich heritage
- Hang on to your tassels
- Tried & tested: Potent care
- Keeping it face-to-face
- Haute Bran
- Ring it on
- TRIED & TESTED: Repair and restore
- Hip boutique in old Malacca
- SHOWBIZ: Showcase of Taiwanese songbirds
- SHOWBIZ: Indian shows go high-definition
- SHOWBIZ: Food, glorious food More
Face of courage
22 October 2013
An advanced breast cancer patient shares her story and gives important advice. Shuhada Elis writes
- Early awareness the key
- IN BRIEF: Managing lung cancer
- Support for special needs children
- SHOWBIZ: Tea with Chef Nik
- SHOWBIZ: In search of talent
- SHOWBIZ: At Peace and in love
- EAT WELL: Diabetes: What to eat and how much to eat
- SHOWBIZ: A rewarding underwater venture
- AERIAL TALK: In search of the truth
- Support during menopause More
Juiced by tech
21 October 2013
Adnan Lee adds more byte to his family’s business legacy through technology, writes Siti Syameen Md Khalili
Peranakan: A fusion of cultures
20 October 2013
The present resurgence of the Peranakan baba nyonya customs and heritage could not have been more timely, writes Lee Su Kim
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- FAMILY: The abc’s of positive motivation
- Cinema: Through a butler’s eyes
- Passionately thought-out
- Colour my world
- From sheriff to farmer
- Fantasy adventure for kids
- Homegrown hauntings
- The A-list
- Funky tribute to King of Pop
- Smart parenting: Abuse in relationships
- Faulkner, 40 years later
- i, caregiver: Help that keeps you going More
GREEN: Un-fin-ished business
19 October 2013
One man’s moral courage may not only save sharks but you too, writes Kerry-Ann Augustin
Love notes from a busker
18 October 2013
Famous for macho roles, Johan Asari proves to be quite the romantic in a brand new feature film, writes Dennis Chua
- WEEKEND DATE: Two nights of original music
- Funds for the arts
- MOST DOWNLOADED TUNES
- Making a short film stand out
- WEEKEND WATCH: Action-packed weekend
- FOOD: Have your rice... and eat oats too
- Get intimate with Amanda
- TOP PICKS: Efron grows up
- Going Gaga over Applause
- Bringing football field to stage
- THE GLOBE TROTTER’S JOURNAL: All about traditional traders
- On the spiritual path
- Life from a bicycle seat More
Jeju Island rocks
17 October 2013
The stifling summer heat does not stop Bibi Nurshuhada Ramli from appreciating the natural beauty of the island
- CINEMA: Watch it for the action scenes
- CINEMA: High stakes thriller
- Fun for family
- Freebies for participants
- Price of island holiday
- CINEMA: Spooky answers
- SHOWBIZ: Yen to make more good movies
- Mine of history in Batu Arang
- Brand new look and better facilities
- TRAVELLER‘S TALE: Watch your bag
- Under the spell of old Shanghai
- SAVVY TRAVELLER: Endless adventures
- Enchantment all the way
- Architectural marvel More
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Budget 2014 – big impact on property market?
18 October 2013
CHANGES ON THE HORIZON: All eyes are on next Friday’s Budget 2014 announcement, which many predict will have a big impact on the property industry
- COVER STORY: Speeding towards high growth
- Race to build tallest building intensifies
- Iskandar goes on regional tour
- Revisiting Cyberjaya
- COVER STORY: Malaysian properties take on the world
- Cover Story: Experts’ take on globalising Malaysian properties
- How will MRT impact the property market?
- BNM’s status quo on property curbs divides opinions
- Mont’ Kiara to expand further
IJM expects 60% take-up for Seri Riana
18 October 2013
POSITIVE SALES: IJM Land Bhd is all set to launch Phase 2 of Seria Riana Residence in Wangsa Maju with expected take-up rate of 60 per cent within the first four months from its launch date.
- IJM expects 60% take-up for Seri Riana
- Auckland’s Hopetoun Residences 55% sold out within days
- Dyson’s latest hand dryer makes less noise
- Canadian developer surprised by strong demand among Malaysians
- Property news: Tropicana to build new township in Kajang
- Property news: All abuzz about Auckland’s latest premier address
- Hotel trades in Asia up 145% y-o-y
- PAM-Lafarge contest focuses on affordable housing
- WCSC showcases liveable cities
- ‘Give PR status to MM2H applicants’
Asian REITs outperformed Asian equities, says APREA
21 December 2012
TOP PERFORMERS: Most Asian REIT markets achieved higher returns, lower risk and superior risk-adjusted performance than their respective stock markets, especially since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), according to a recent report by the Asia Pacific Real Estate Association (APREA), which was authored by Professor Graeme Newell, University of Western Sydney.
- ‘Southeast Asia office leasing to see upturn in 2H 2013’
- Deadline: December 21, 2012
- Supply crunch in industrial property
- Should I or should I not refinance?
- FOCUS: Bringing back the wow @ W Singapore
- FOCUS: ‘Undertaking’ to nowhere
- “Verbal valuations should stop”
- London draws in the £££
- Forfeiting land of abandoned projects
Justice for Distressed Bank Borrowers
18 October 2013
EQUAL FIGHT: Desperate housing loan borrowers may have recourse to the courts via a fund to be established for such purpose
- Advisory: Impact of max 10-year refinancing tenure
- Solving the affordable housing issue
- Buying overseas property for the first time
- Are we being short-changed by our system?
- Advisory: The RPGT ‘myth’: Can increase in RPGT result in lower house prices?
- ‘Hypnotised to borrow to own a home’
- Time to set up Tenancy Act
- ‘Why I am never going to own a home again’
- ‘Kampongs hold key to housing affordability’
Flash forward architectural photography
18 October 2013
Spaces in time: Robert Whitworth introduces his brand of urban “Time Lapse” photography accompanied by video recordings taken from a bird’s eye view of cities in Asia that track the vivid momentum and trace the pulse of these cities
- Tracking “Time Lapse”
- New designs, trends and products flooding the market
- NETWORKING: Journey to the east
- Uber cool Urban Cubes to be unveiled at HOMEDEC 2013
- Awarding architectural talents
- Heralding the green revolution
- Top 10 winning views
- Aspiring architects showcase their talent
- Building a hedge of protection
INTERIOR: Urban retreat on ‘fifth heaven’
21 March 2013
OASIS OF RELAXATION: A totally rejuvenated Shirley waxes lyrical about the new spa cottages on the fifth floor of Grand Hyatt Erawan in Bangkok
PLAY@WORK reinforces creativity and productivity
18 October 2013
OUT OF THE BOX: When modern office design incorporates the ‘play’ factor facilitating employees to think out of the box, work is no longer work but a space for encouraging creativity
- PLAY@WORK reinforces creativity and productivity
- Unplugged at island paradise
- HOMEDEC back this October
- Ahead of the game in interior design
- Tiger Rock: Jungle-island living at its best
- Anchored in the local way of life
- Jamahal Private Resort and Spa - discreet hideaway
- Plaza CrystalVille@VITA Cyberjaya: Tapping into Cyberjaya and its potential
- Elmina’s appeal
- Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay - Unrivalled luxury