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Bullies, boors and needless deaths

THE new year is almost upon us, and it’s a welcome new year. After all, the one that is just ending gave us little reason to celebrate.

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Why did Jokowi’s firing take so long?

The political rift leading up to the former Indonesian president’s dismissal from his own party was years in the making.

So Aunty, So What?

My laidback summer holiday (by default) in Adelaide

After a few hiccups, a long awaited trip gets tripped up by a faulty car.

Pinang Points

Let hope and peace shine bright this Christmas

LIGHT has significant meaning for Malaysians of various faiths and culture.

A Winning Factor

Christmas at the top – can Liverpool win their second title in six years?

LIVERPOOL are now top of the league at Christmas. Is that a good omen for the Reds? Time will tell.

Putting Dr G On The Spot

Does excessive sex affect erectile rigidity?

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is defined as the inability to attain and/or maintain penile erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance.

Beyond boundaries

A baffling appointment

There are many questions about why Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim needs foreign advisors for his role as Asean chair.

All the pieces matter

Keeping health insurance healthy

Malaysia needs more safeguards against skyrocketing medical health insurance.

Behind The Headlines

Fresh prospects ahead?

A new year is said to offer new opportunities, and the prospect of improved US-China ties is matched by Malaysia’s enthusiasm as Asean chair.

The Star Says

Enjoy the festive period safely

IT’S beginning to look a lot like the end of the year.

On The Beat

A season to celebrate, together

It’s Christmas, but it won’t just be Christians who will be celebrating. All ethnic groups will have reason to enjoy the yearend holidays – and that is what makes Malaysia special.

It's Just Politics

Changing the political dynamics in Sabah?

Everyone is waiting to see what an old name in a new position of power will do in the Land Below the Wind.

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