SPM trial season shenanigans
Students, parents and tuition centres brace for the national exam season filled with anxiety, late-night study sessions and relentless aunties.
Ghost stories, graveyard shifts and a ‘pukau’ robbery: One journalist’s strange journey
The truth is out there. So are a lot of nonsense. Every weekend, we sort through both so you don’t have to do it alone at 2am
Aiyoh, watch this Kdrama-lah
The K-drama exposes a broken education system that feels uncomfortably familiar to Malaysian viewers, urging real change.
Welcome to the short-name club
A growing number of Malaysians are officially shortening their names to simplify daily tasks like filling forms and signing documents.
Welcome the world, but don’t lose Malaysia
Malaysia’s unique warmth and affordability attract global interest, but locals risk being sidelined as development and foreign investment surge.
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Belgium dump US out of World Cup after Balogun controversy
Belgium dumped the United States out of their own World Cup with a 4-1 win, overshadowed by the row over Folarin Balogun's suspension.
Sarawak drafts law to ban sale and use of vapes
Sarawak drafts a strict law to ban vape and e-cigarette sales and use, now awaiting enforcement agency consultations.
PH candidate for Kukup focuses on local issues over national politics
Cheah Chee Hong prioritises rubbish collection, internet and electricity issues as key concerns for Kukup voters in the Johor state election.
Clear skies mark start of Johor polls early voting
Bright skies greeted early voting in Johor today as security personnel cast their ballots ahead of the state election.
