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PMX needs to shine in 2025
The lack of a rival contender and a bit of luck were some of the things that helped Anwar through the year but he will have to pull off an economic turnaround in the coming year.
A bumpy year ends, let’s hope a bumper year lies ahead
IT has not been a year to cherish.
Growing Melaka’s tourism beyond historic city centre
TOURISM players and hoteliers in Melaka are beaming as holidaymakers flock to the historic city.
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.
Japan’s Matsuyama shines brightest for Asian golf in ’24
As another year draws to a close, one thing remains certain – the sun always rises in the Far East with Japan truly basking in the glory of its most famous golfing son – Hideki Matsuyama.
The tale of 'Shatter Special', the world's first fully computerised comic book
The first-ever fully computerised comic book 'Shatter Special' was published 40 years ago, a milestone that should not be ignored.
Can a parent be a friend to their child?
As a child enters adolescence, some parents might want to be their friend, rather than a figure of authority.
When there is calcium in the arteries
The deposition of this mineral on plaques in our heart arteries can contribute to chest pain and heart attacks.
My laidback summer holiday (by default) in Adelaide
After a few hiccups, a long awaited trip gets tripped up by a faulty car.
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.
Our rights as patients to be safe
There is a risk of harm even as we seek to be treated for our health, which is why patient safety rights are so important.
Let hope and peace shine bright this Christmas
LIGHT has significant meaning for Malaysians of various faiths and culture.