Poor public opinion and the lack of camaraderie among media personnel have contributed to the demise of respect for the profession.
Resign gracefully, ping-pong Ah Longs told
Affiliate says there appears to be a serious breach of good corporate governance and violation of Table Tennis Association of Malaysia’s constitution by granting RM8 million loans to developers.
Hateless in beautiful Winnipeg
Migrating is challenging but despite the risks, opportunities are aplenty.
Let’s have a smaller, dedicated Sports Ministry
Have a Sports Minister with a handful of officers but allow Olympic Council of Malaysia and National Sports Council to run the show.
Time to crush sugar rush
Sugar tax can help combat high intake among children.
Let parents bring kids to work
Senior paediatrician says more can be done to help poor children living in the nation’s capital to feel safe.
All you need is love
A society that operates from a place of love is a happier society
Hey mate, you free this arvo for a piss-up?
The wife and I recently moved to Australia. It was a difficult decision to make, seeing how we had practically lived our entire lives in Malaysia. But a decision was made nonetheless, after a series of long, honest discourse.
Post-GE14: Defeated, humiliated and depressed
Tan Sri Dr M. Mahadevan: The biggest depression in the world is when a man loses in politics. It’s even worse than going through a divorce or losing a loved one.
KL residents stand their ground in fight against ‘land grabs’
Residents’ associations across the city have been holding town halls and dialogue sessions in recent days, hoping to gain support in their quest for justice.
Post-GE14, KL mayor ‘extremely friendly’
Mhd Amin Nordin Abdul Aziz now entertains visitors who walk into his office without appointments.
Najib’s biggest problem? He was ‘foolishly’ advised
Paul Low: He was not given the right advice by the people who were advising him. I’m not part of his inner circle but I think I may have a rough idea who had been foolishly advising Najib.
‘I aired my views, did what I could’
Ex-minister Paul Low says he voiced out regarding financial scandals during Cabinet meetings but was forced to work within the system.