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Turning a love for postcards into a community movement

As a Media Studies student with a natural interest in communication and meeting people, Putri Maysara Binti Muslim never expected that a hobby she discovered during the COVID-19 pandemic would eventually lead her to build a community of postcard lovers. Putri...

More comprehensive policies for welfare needed in Malaysia

BY: THE MALAYSIA WATCHER While Malaysia has a comprehensive welfare policy in place to assist the people especially those in the low income groups more can be done if the political will is available by the Madani Administration. If the present welfare policies in...

Many political uncertainties now in Malaysia

BY: BANGSAWAN MELAYU It's quite a long way off for the next general election, but already leaders of several political parties are thumping their chests and calling for snap polls in a hopeful bid to oust the Madani government who are determined to prolong their grip...

Politicising life comes easily in this globalized era

BY: KARTIK SUBRAMANIAM Global recession has come to the shores of Malaysia and, in an uncanny way, this is witnessing many Malaysians playing politics in the home, at work or in society in order to survive or to prosper and this has become increasingly common...

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Ketulan payudara tidak semestinya sakit, namun perlu diperiksa

Ketulan payudara tidak semestinya sakit, namun perlu diperiksa

Ketulan pada payudara tidak semestinya menyebabkan kesakitan, namun ia tetap perlu diperiksa oleh doktor. Wanita juga tidak seharusnya menganggap ketulan itu tidak berbahaya hanya kerana ia boleh digerakkan atau berubah mengikut kitaran haid. Pakar Perunding Bedah Am Oriental Melaka Straits Medical Centre,  Dr Ong Kheng Wah, berkata ketulan...

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Masterstroke game‑changer: Malaysia’s F1 return

Masterstroke game‑changer: Malaysia’s F1 return

By Dr Thomas Chong Malaysia’s fee‑waived return to Formula 1 in 2026 is more than a sporting revival; it is a geopolitical and tourism masterstroke. As someone who had participated in the manpower strategy behind Singapore’s first F1 night race, I recognise the rare alignment of diplomacy, infrastructure readiness, and global attention now...

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Overcrowded public hospitals and overworked doctors affecting quality of service

Overcrowded public hospitals and overworked doctors affecting quality of service

BY: NADIAH KARIM While most private hospitals, sad to say, are engaged in profiteering, it has resulted in a growing number of their patients seeking treatment at public hospitals and, in turn, these hospitals are witnessing overcrowding and overworked doctors and nurses. While the complaints regarding private hospitals are known, the complaints of doctors and nurses in public hospitals not being able to focus and concentrate on their patients is becoming increasingly common. Doctors and...

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Honouring Malaysia’s Corporate Leaders in Sustainability and ESG

Honouring Malaysia’s Corporate Leaders in Sustainability and ESG

More than 70 of Malaysia's top corporations were recognised for their achievements in environmental, social and governance (ESG) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) at the 11th Sustainability & CSR Malaysia Awards 2026. Organised by CSR Malaysia, an initiative of Pertubuhan Amal Tanggungjawab Kemapanan Dan Korporat Malaysia, the awards celebrated listed companies, government-linked companies (GLCs) and private enterprises that have demonstrated excellence in ESG implementation, social impact and sustainable business practices. The recipients were selected by an esteemed panel of judges comprising distinguished representatives from...

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