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Mounted police impress tourists
For the past two months, visitors to Malacca have been impressed by personnel from the newly formed mounted police wing as they trot smartly while patrolling the historical city's main tourist destinations.
Malaysia to print the euro from 2008
If you are travelling in 2008 and using the euro, it is likely that the currency was printed in Malaysia.
Seafood treat in Icelandic tradition
MENTION Iceland and the common perception is that the country is so cold that its inhabitants live in igloos.
PM to launch MiTV Monday night
The waiting is finally over. With another pay TV station operating from Monday, Malaysians have the luxury of making a choice.
MiTV available from Wednesday
Klang Valley residents will be able to access Malaysia's second pay-television MiTV from tomorrow when its decoders become available at 30 outlets.
Cafe’s music connection
Young Malaccans who think they have musical talent can head for Ben's Cafe where its owner Benny Arjuna is on a recruitment drive for the music industry.
Places to eat
In conjunction with the Kuala Lumpur International Gourmet Festival until Dec 8, Hotel Equatorial Kuala Lumpur's Chalet Swiss restaurant will be serving creations by executive chef Vincent Tan and his team. The items include Salmon with Lush Creamy Cauliflower puree and Royal Iranian Caviar, Golden Butter Nut Squash with Whipped Cream, Smoked Beef Bacon and more delights.
Good response at tennis tourney
The recent Pringles-LTAM-NSC junior championships at the National Tennis Centre (NTC), Jalan Duta, proved that there is no dearth of young tennis talent in Malaysia, with about 200 participants from all over the country displaying excellent skills throughout the four-day championships.
No monkey business, owner warned
The National Parks and Wildlife Department has warned an odd-job worker for not taking good care of his monkeys in a house in Malacca.
Practical training for fresh grads
A TOTAL of 46 unemployed fresh graduates completed a five-day training course entitled 'Career Enhancement Opportunities' conducted by electronics manufacturer Maruwa Malaysia Sdn Bhd for the first time.
