Exciting times at the end of the world
THIS is coming to you from the end of the world. Well, almost. I’m in Punta Arenas, Chile’s southernmost town which lies 4,817km from the icy continent of Antarctica, as part of a documentary film project.
Bet not on ‘promising’ politicians
JUST got back from another trip from Jakarta and despite the harrowing traffic and hectic schedule, it has also been an amusing one, thanks to its “promising” politicians.
Glory amidst the infamy
Two young Malaysians from non-core sports have shown that it is not money but passion and nationalistic pride which create champions.
A reflection of our broken system
The brazen embezzlement of RM100mil from the Youth and Sports Ministry exposes stark weaknesses in the management of public funds.
Two years of agony and uncertainty
Even as MH370 still remains aviation’s greatest mystery, changes to improve flight tracking are painfully slow.
Kill the trade, not the animals
The illegal trade in wildlife thrives on greed, ignorance and indifference.
On the trail of Awang and Ahok
Tracing the stories of a forgotten mariner and an uncommon politician.
A Thaipusam to be remembered
Amid fears of terror attacks, a royal presence at a Hindu festival was a significant symbol of understanding and tolerance.
Absurd aversion to a symbol
We should stop getting worked up over non-issues and get upset over real issues ailing the country instead.
We need a toilet revolution
Our toilets are a reflection of what we are and to put it bluntly, as a nation, we are a dirty and disgusting lot.
IS danger is clear and present here
Malaysia has become a recruitment source for IS militants and a transit centre for its fighter heading to Indonesia for training.
Huffing and puffing over a booming industry
Banning may be difficult but vaping needs to be strictly regulated to reduce the risks.
