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Stop giving bogus monks money
GIVING money to Buddhist monks may cause them to commit an offence under their code of monastic discipline known as the Dhamma-Vinaya.
A case of island mentality
As the debate rages about Penang hawker fare, perhaps it is time to reconsider our isolation.
Diligence pays when booking stays
Tax hike underscores need for careful planning for lodging.
Ocean of blessings to discover
I WOULD like to share two blessings that Penang has to offer which even some Penangites might not be aware of.
Penang’s untapped potential as outdoor destination
Hikers can roam freely on state’s trails without threats from wildlife.
Penang’s water conundrum
MY LAST water bill was RM7.48, but that is not the monthly amount. Penang homes get billed for water once every two months.
Paradox of cheaper chicken from Nov 1
THE word “oxymoron” is not an insult to anybody’s intelligence.
Brush with wild animals worrying
LOOK at a satellite photo of Penang island and you will see only about half the island is densely inhabited by people while it has a protected hill range boasting a diversity of flora and fauna.
Fishy news creates false alarm
Check first before sharing video of so-called fish deaths linked to radiation water from Fukushima flowing to Penang.
Fitness buffs flock to park
THANK you to the 67% of Penang voters who cast their ballots in the state election on Saturday.
A tale of two cities
THE George Town versus Ipoh contest of tourism appeal rolls on healthily, and players on both sides have been busy.
Enjoy freshness of wild-caught seafood
KNOWING how the more than 4,000 inshore fishermen in Penang work can help you make better and more delicious choices when buying seafood.