Corals in the pants with risk of cancer
Dear Dr. G, I understand you are covering issues of STI in April, and I hope I have time to submit my query.
The Judiciary: Freedom, responsibility and trust
The Chief Justice's reminder to protect the judiciary's independence could not be timelier.
Bringing honour back to honorifics
With so many titled people being arrested, charged and even convicted of offences, the award process needs to be re-examined to ensure integrity at all levels.
Lost boys of the government
Advisers, consultants or special officers are aplenty in Putrajaya but are they proving their worth in aiding the government, especially in delivering the right message to the people?
Deputy president post up for grabs?
There's something afoot it seems, as one politician's fortunes seem to be dipping, perhaps emboldening ambitions among others.
Towards inclusive policies for silver workers
THE workplace is being transformed by new and emerging technologies at a pace perhaps not seen since the first Industrial Revolution – and our workforce is changing alongside it.
Rafizi crisis brewing in PKR
The mood in the party favours a contest for the deputy president post but Anwar said to be concerned that it may lead to a split in the party.
Dark days of gauging traffic conditions
WHEN I was learning to drive, one of the first things I was taught was to apply the brakes as soon as the brake lights of the second car ahead come on.
Reds see glory, our clubs see red
With Johor Darul Ta'zim sweeping all before it, the Malaysian Super League looks doomed to be a one-horse race with most other clubs running out of steam and, more importantly, money.
Fans united in cheers ahead of Man U visit, but unity needed to resolve M-League issues
MANCHESTER United will head to Malaysia for their post-season tour, taking on the Asean All Stars at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil in Kuala Lumpur on May 28 - just three days after the English giants' final league fixture of the season against Aston Villa.
World War II: Old lessons to remember, modern challenges to resist
THIS year, most countries around the world solemnly commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, an unprecedented catastrophe in humanity's history in terms of bloodshed and destruction.
PAP set, but opposition eyes gains
IT'S a foregone conclusion that the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) will win the Singapore general election taking place tomorrow and retain its reign as government.