BioWare is officially dead
While it is sad that BioWare, a fan-favourite company, has closed down, it isn’t shocking. The writing was on the wall for the company, which was clearly a shadow of its former self.
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Why we can’t afford to leave sustainability to the ‘experts’
Sustainability is not a topic. It is our shared life, and the conversation about it belongs to all of us.
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Dental association calls for tougher enforcement against unethical advertising
The Malaysian Private Dental Practitioners' Association has raised concerns over discounted treatment packages, unrealistic promotions and advertising that may fail to disclose additional charges.
Sports
Federal Territory fencing body takes national federation to court
The Federal Territory Amateur Fencing Association (FTAFA) challenges its suspension and subsequent expulsion as an affiliate of the Malaysian Fencing Federation.
News
Malaysia Stadium Corporation chairman to probe alleged resale of staff’s complimentary concert tickets
Concert promoters say it is common practice to give complimentary tickets to Malaysia Stadium Corporation, but allegations have emerged that the corporation's staff are reselling them.
Opinion
Malaysia’s Waze restriction: Guarding the state’s digital footprint
Cybersecurity assessment must consider the full data lifecycle: collection, transmission, storage, access, retention and lawful recourse. Where the ability to obtain remedies or assurances is weaker, precaution is justified, writes cybersecurity practitioner Murugason R. Thangaratnam.
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GovTech Malaysia targets smarter, seamless public services by 2030
With more than 3 million users, GovTech Malaysia aims to redesign how Putrajaya delivers services, says Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo.
Make tech affordable for SMEs, Gobind urges industry players
As Malaysia aims to become an AI Nation by 2030, Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo says technology companies can deliver lasting national value by making their tools and solutions affordable to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Sports
Federal Territory fencing body takes national federation to court
The Federal Territory Amateur Fencing Association (FTAFA) challenges its suspension and subsequent expulsion as an affiliate of the Malaysian Fencing Federation.
SLAM the door on silence, time for sports lawyers to make their voices heard
The Sports Law Association of Malaysia (SLAM) has a huge role to play in Malaysia’s maturing sporting ecosystem, which is seeing a rise in legal disputes and discourse.
Organisers aim to make Sports for All Fest an annual event
Children, parents and guardians turned out for the inaugural Sports for All Fest 2026 yesterday, with organisers planning a bigger event next year.
Lifestyle
The Goblokes want to take Malaysian rockabilly to Las Vegas
The Goblokes are carving out their space in Malaysia’s music scene with energetic rockabilly, original songs and a debut album due next year.
‘AI can generate images in seconds, but human art remains irreplaceable’
Although AI can rapidly replicate artistic styles, human-created art remains irreplaceable because it conveys unique perspectives, deliberate choices, and an inherent need to imagine that technology cannot measure or replace, says Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo.
Malaysian musicians need more opportunities, says Musicians for Musicians president
Musicians for Musicians president Francis Danker says the Malaysian music industry needs solutions that provide musicians with sustainable employment rather than short-term assistance.