No such thing as too much technology
We must strike a balance and make technology an enabler of learning, not a source of stress, writes senior lecturer Dr Nur Syazwani Ahmad.
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MindsEye was released on June 10 without a single reviewer receiving an advance copy – usually a warning sign of a troubled launch – and true enough, it failed to impress.
Allegations of power abuse and disciplinary manipulation hit Malaysian Gymnastics Federation ahead of elections.
Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo led a Malaysian delegation to London Tech Week earlier this week. While in the United Kingdom, he met various stakeholders as Malaysia gears up to host key digital events including the Asean AI Summit 2025 and the Kuala Lumpur Smart City Expo 2025.
Increasing awareness of palliative care and equipping caregivers with appropriate training can ensure patients in terminal stages receive empathetic and dignified support, writes senior lecturer Dr Azleen Ilias.
Policemen were seen at Wisma OCM in Kuala Lumpur after several affiliates were barred from submitting delegates' names for Malaysia Athletics' upcoming annual general meeting.
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Continuous investment in training and certification will produce professionals, enhance Malaysia’s cyber resilience
Malaysia’s Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo urges ministries, government agencies and sector leaders to take proactive steps in joining the Certified Chief Information Security Officer (C-CISO) Certification Programme, as this is crucial in mainstreaming the role of Chief Information Security Officers in the public sector.
Will The Last of Us last a little longer?
HBO Max’s The Last of Us, based on the video game of the same name, faces a questionable future if the creators do not make any significant changes, as Season 2 has recorded lower viewership compared to Season 1.
Three former Malaysian athletes to become national athletics coaches
Malaysia’s former athletes Hakimi Ismail, Lo Choong Sieng, and Robani Hassan will become national athletics coaches, joining Andrew Lulham, Jorge Luis Alfaro, and Yuniaka Crawford Roger.
Malaysian rider could make history as Kuala Lumpur hosts World Supercross Championship opener
Kuala Lumpur will host the opening round of the 2025 FIM World Supercross Championship, and hopes are high that a Malaysian rider may line up on the world stage.
Shahidan Kassim must be wary of Negeri Sembilan jinx in race for Malaysia Athletics presidency
Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim received four nominations to continue as president of Malaysia Athletics. Why did five of the association’s 13 affiliates not nominate anyone for the top post?
A man from Muar and his love for houses
Veteran journalist Badrolhisham Bidin shares his love for houses – old, new, mansions, terraced, village houses … you name it, and he loves exploring them.
Bujang Valley, Bukit Choras an integral part of Southeast Asia’s ancient history
Bujang Valley and Bukit Choras are an integral part of history, providing a common thread in philosophical and metaphysical ideas in religious belief, trade, and cultural practices that bind this region within the cosmic and physical construct of existence in the early history of Southeast Asia.
(Barely) Surviving Mae Hong Son’s 1,000 Corners
A ride through the famed Mae Hong Son Loop turned into a bone-soaking, teeth-chattering, nerve-rattling ordeal – complete with rain, quakes, potholes, and questionable decisions.
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