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Wild jumbo puts up fight

25 May 2013

KUANTAN: An aggressive 20-year-old male elephant put up a fierce fight during a relocation attempt by the Pahang Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) at Kampung Seberang Kawah, here, yesterday.

Villagers raring to vote

4 April 2013

EXCITED: Village folk are confident to go out and vote as their safety is assured

Educate yourself about scholarships

3 April 2013

WHEN it comes to scholarships in Malaysia, they generally fall into one of two categories: corporate or government, or collegebased. Corporate or government scholarships are often a student’s best bet to study overseas, as many of them cover not only tuition costs, but living, computer and travel expenses as well. At the same time, they encourage their scholars to pursue their degree overseas and those that are for SPM school-leavers cover pre-university programmes.

Cynicism can't fight corruption By Johan Jaaffar

25 May 2013

CREATE AWARENESS: Combating the menace has to be a people's movement

A not-so-united front in Selangor
Mazlinda Mahmood |
TUSSLE OVER EXCO POSTS: Leaders are jostling for the biggest slice of the state pie
From batting to betting
Mahendra Ved |
SPOT-FIXING: This is not the cricket that Indians grew up playing and watching
US economy needs both reform and investment
Fareed Zakariya |
ONE way President Barack Obama can begin to put the Internal Revenue Service scandal behind him ...

Priority for peace

25 May 2013

The Royal Malaysia Police is neutral, acting first and foremost to maintain law and order

IMPROVING OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM: Make it the school of choice

25 May 2013

MANY people blame vernacular schools for polarisation in the country. Although it is true to some extent, it is also attributed to the various types of schools existing in the country.

1 February 2013

PUTRAJAYA: Working in a big, bustling city has its drawbacks - from the symphony of sounds with cars honking and drivers swearing, to the never ending traffic jams and zero parking.

Eurozone owes debt of gratitude to Merkel

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Owona is finally back

25 May 2013

BOOST: Terengganu’s top striker returns but may have to skip Kelantan match

China on Dane alert

25 May 2013

AFTER receiving a jolt from Indonesia, eight-time champions China are not expected to take Denmark lightly in the Sudirman Cup semi-finals at Putra Stadium today.

CUB PRIX: Zaqhwan sets lap record

25 May 2013

MOHD Zaqhwan Zaidi of the Givi Honda Yuzy Pachie team topped the CP130 practice with a new lap record in the Petronas AAM Malaysian Cub Prix in Terengganu yesterday.

ATHLETICS: A slew of records

25 May 2013

MALAYSIAN SCHOOLS ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: Good signs for the future as youngsters raise the bar with 15 new marks

Project raises NGO's ire again

25 May 2013

GEORGE TOWN: THE state government and local authorities are again facing questions about a 27-storey luxury suite project in Pulau Tikus from a non-governmental organisation here.

NACSCOM PUTS THE FUN IN FUNDRAISING

25 May 2013

KUALA LUMPUR: The more fortunate elderly citizens have not forgotten their counterparts who are in dire straits.

Who's the chef in the family?

24 May 2013

HOT LESSONS: Find out who in the family has a flair for cooking at classes conducted by a celebrity chef

Love from many angles

25 May 2013

Award-winning photographer Jay Marroquin restores faith in romance through his photos, writes Karen Ho

P. Ramlee, 40 years on

24 May 2013

The icon of the film industry is remembered on the anniversary of his death. Bibi Nurshuhada Ramli writes

Tale of three cities

23 May 2013

Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara in Uzbekistan have a rich history. Shuib Taib is enthralled

Touch of embellishment

22 May 2013

Singapore’s Zardoze borrows from Persian culture for its latest line, writes Sushma Veera

“I thought I knew him...”

21 May 2013

People with personality disorders affect the mental well-being of their loved ones. Kasmiah Mustapha finds out ways to recognise the traits

Going online rocks!

20 May 2013

For rock outfit Jump-P, it’s never too late to capitalise on social media. Siti Syameen Md Khalili finds out more

Cool, cool hills

19 May 2013

More than just a reprieve from the tropical heat, old hill stations are still charming and quaint, writes Anwardi Jamil

COVER STORY: Malaysians dominate at the Asia Pacific Property Awards

24 May 2013

BOLEH!: Malaysian companies won in almost every category

Property news: Inspiring creative cities

24 May 2013

REVITALISING: WCSC 2013 returns for another stimulating session on increasing liveability of cities

Asian REITs outperformed Asian equities, says APREA

21 December 2012

TOP PERFORMERS: Most Asian REIT markets achieved higher returns, lower risk and superior risk-adjusted performance than their respective stock markets, especially since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), according to a recent report by the Asia Pacific Real Estate Association (APREA), which was authored by Professor Graeme Newell, University of Western Sydney.

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